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Newspaper Page TextPage Ten. THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON Market Prices Are Unchanged Eugene Markets All Kiigene prodtire prlc?i were learly nrl firm Tuesday, no chantfe having heen noted since Monti h v. Wheat re mained at 8fl rents a bushel. The local price list followi: cons (New York Grade Boylof Prleeii Extras, large 13'ic Standards, large , , , ,. ISfrfcC Medium, extras . 15'e Medium, standards 13 He Email extras 12'ic Chex . .. . f chr. under 160 iF.gg Depot Raring Prlreit ,..,i.r. is.isi MVUi wrur Medium, extras ...lUc (ParHIr Co-op PrIflM to Hetallers) (CtrtODI or rate 101s ie eiirai 26r 22r 20c 17c 20c 21c . 14V 14'jc 15'ic Sc Tlverslie I am exlra . Medium, extras' . ii.hi Email, extras -. Medium standntdf . --, Large standards ... . Chex .... POTII.TRT rftuvlnf Prices) Pofored hftflfi 4 to S'j lbs. . Colored hens, over IV j lbs, . ... foghorn hens. 3 lb, and up Kliorn lion, under lbs. LlShorn "prlnj!1'. l'i-lT4 lbs. Colored springs, 2'j to 3'ii lbs. . Tf (thorn springs, over P lt. . Colored springs, over 3'j lb. . Btags Cocks i c All Wo. 2. 2 rent" less. Oil TTKItPAT '. Prices! "A" Grade cream, delivery twice weekly Mr "B" g rade cream .2 3c "C" grade cream . . 20c BUTTER i IFhtlMttl Prices Cartons le lllrhrrl "A" Grade, Ih "B" grade. Ih. . .. WOOL AM) MOHAIR iRuYlng Prlres) Valley wool, lb. Coarse wool. lb. I.amh wool, lb. , r M , Mohair, lb. Fine wool, large. I7c: extra medium, IflCi xtra small. 15c. Selltn pnre to renders generally 2 e doien higher. Live poultry Buying price: leghorn broilers one and one-quarter to 1 lbs.. I VI 8c lb.; colored springs. 2 to 3'j lb-.., I4-I5c lb.: over 3,!j lbs,. 14-1V- lb; leghorn hen, over V pounds. 15c Ih.: under 3'j lbs.. 15-16c pound; colored hens, to 5 lbs . ISc Ih ; over fl lbs., 18c lb : No. 2 grade. 5c lb. less. urkeya Selling prices: Dressed, new crop hens. 28c lb : tnrns. 26- pound, Buvlng price: New hens, 24c lb.; toms. 24c lb. Country meat Selling price to re- tl)era: Country killed hoga. best out- pound, lo-llc In.: ; light thin. 10-l.V lb. heavv, lo-10'ir lb: nnnf cows. 7-8r lb.; lambs IS'j-IBe lb : ewes. 6-10c b. I bull. 10c lb. Potatoes Yakima Gerns. $1.15: Des chutes gems. $1.25 cental; Klamath Falls. No. 1 Gem. $1.25-1.55: California sweets. ?1. 30-1.80 50-lb. crate: new Cali fornia triumph?. $2.00 per 50-lb box; Florida. $2 40. Onion Oregon No. 1. 1 40-1 60 cen tal: Vaklmas 3O-40e per 50 lbs: seta. 'i centa lb. Wool 1983 nominal. Willamette valley. medium. 22-23c lb.; coarse and braids. ?2-23c lb.: lamb and fall 20c lb.: eastern Oregon, 20 -26c lb. Mohair Nominal. IBM. 26-27c Ih. Cascara hark Buying price 1038 neel. $c lb Hopa New crop, clusteri. 19 1 j-21 'ic: fugglea 23c. Hay selling price to retailers: Alfalfa No. 1. $16 ton; oat-vetch. 512 ton: clover. $11 ton: timothy, eastern Oregon 10; same, valley. $14 ton. Portland. New York Markets By VICTOR El'PANK NEW YORK. Feb. 21 ( APi Mild reco eries today dotted u slow-tfoing stock market ticker tape, but many issues lacked even blight rising ten dencies. Although fractional gains predominat ed at the close, uufnerou .-stocks wJre unchanged to off a trifle. Transfers were in the neighborhood of 450.000 shares. Business news provided no outstand ing market impiration. It was sug gested j' prospects were rather obscure, despite the belief of some observers an upturn could easily get under way. hccaij&c of exceptionally light Inventories in most lines. Part of the day apathy was attribut ed to the fact traders wished to keep commitments .small over tue holiday to morrow when market.s will be closed commemoration of Washington' 8:15. Charles Bauin orchestra; 8:30 Big Town; 9:00. Al Jolaon; 9:30, Grouch chid; iu:uu. rive star final: 10:15. NlS'it- cap Yarn-; 10:30, Harry Owens orchesa; 10:45, Clyde McCoy orchestra: 1 1 :0O, Jack Bain's orchestra; 1 1 :30. Archie Blever orchestra. Wednesday Programs 'I t -: 22r (Wholesale Criers to ftetallen) Iaf. single, lb. Case lots, Ih. , , , 18c Trlpa, single, lb. " Trlpa. case lots. Ih 5c -3c CA8CARA 4r 5r 1c ;reen heef. lb Calf, lb Dry. lb. Kip - Caicara. lb. v ORAlNs Wheal, red. bushel 8!c Wheat, white, bushel .89r White oata, ton firay oata, ton v.n Parley, ton $20-21 riAT Oats and vetch hay. ton ,to Alfalfa, ton $12 VEGETABLE!!. PR TIT 8 'Buying Trices Aver, for No. I Produce) Spinach, lb. t- POflTLAND 8TAPLE8 PORTLAND Ore.. Feb 21 'APi BUiar Barry and fruit. 100s $4.90: bale. $5.05; beet. $4.60 cental. Domestic flour Selling price, city de- I livery, 1 to 25-bbl. lots- Family patent 29c 49. $.V;3-6.L'; bakers hard wheat, net. $3.70-5.15: bakers' blueitem. $4.15-4 50: blended wheat flour. $4.35-4 60: soft 24c wheal flour. $4.00-4:15: graham. 49s. 22C $4-30; whole wheat. $4 75 20c I'f)fi I I A Nf) I.I I M () K PORTLAND, Ore,. Feb. 21 (API ilfSnAi Hog. 350, barely steady with Monday's BlOM. tmlk good-rhoire 16,'i- 21'. ih. drtvatn butcrfan 8.10-25. few 8.35, small lots good-rlmice 8.45, MMK) lb. 7.75-800 ligjit light same range, packing row a 8 25-75. small lots 61 lb. feeder pigs 6 00. Lattle 7i; calve Z.: steady odd head birthday. Adams Exves-s 0' STMli Alaaka Juneau Dye . Allied Stores 1 88, Am Lug Tile 4' POW A Light Air Reduction '.', Al Chem A , American Can A 111 For Power Am tad Std San 15'.. Am Roll Mill 17'., Am Smelt A nf 44, Am Tel & Tel i:7. Am Too B 8'., Am Water Works 12'. Am Zinc Irfi.-s e. Atiarorirta 24. Alinour 111 5, AtChlaon 34. Auburn Auto Sis, BarnsfJall 14'i. Bait A Ohio 6'i. Dendix Avia 27. Beth Steel fi4. Boeing Airp IV),. Bor den 19,. Borgr-Warnci 24 1 . Budd Mfg Cal Packing 16V Callahan ZL 1 Calumal Hoc 6V Canadian Pacific case ijii . cat Tractoi 46 ' 4, Celanese 21 ' . Cert-Teed 10',, Chesapeake A: Ohio 35. Chrysler 76J4, Col Gas & El 7I4, Com'l Solvents I3'i, Conimonwlth A: Sou 1 t. Consol Airotafl 21. Consul EdlaOfl 32'j. Consol Oil 8'j, Cont'l Can 38-V Corn ProducLs ZVi, Crown Zellerbach 12'. Curtiaa Wright 6',, Dupont dc N 147. Done Aircraft 72V Eastman Kodak 171, El Pow A Lt 10 V Erie RR IV General inaral f Trend of Farm Prices in Oregon Trend of estimated general average farm commodity prices in Oregon: Average price Trice Price Price Price Ga El Tim il Mo Potatoes. 100 b. .. Prets, rtoz. hunches Mead lettuce, rrate Carrots, doren t'abhaffe. new. lb. CaMliflver. rrt'e . Partnlpi, lb. Turnips, lb. ... ...-$1.33 4fle $2 50 PI 24V Meckel Prod UVt, Holland f urnace 46V KtldaOil Molois 7. Illinois Central 16V Insp Copper 13. Int Harvester :7V Int Nick Cm 51.. Inl pp Ac P Pi 4'( Int Tel A Tel 8V Johns Manville . Kennecolt 35V. Lib O Ford 46 V Ligg Myers 8 106, Loew's 47 lj. Iing-Bell Lorilla Ward if1., n 25V. N.itl Cash 1 14. Natl DIM 27' NV Central is, 1 Northern Pacific Otis Steel 11V Pa- Amer Fish 31. Pacific Tel A 4. Penney (JCI Ptielpf Dodge 37 'Pi Kelv Montgomciv Natl Bi Oh 1 Oil BjOOd 1010 h. fed steeri 8.8.1. common ioctnr A: Gamble heifers 5.. '0-6.75. common-mediinn 4.50-8.50, culler 3 50-4.23. few gfiod hulls ...7:1-6 .il, good vail era o..vi-io.oo. choice quotabli 10.60. oommon 6.50. Sheep 75. steady with Mondav'a down ward trend, low -good and choice fed WOOl ad lambs 6.00 heldovcr. package common wonted lamb 7.00. short deck 57 lb. clipped lamb 6.00. small lot 140 lb yearling wethers 6.00. medium-good slaughter ewes 4.00-500. common 3 25. V Par Gas A El cl . Packard Mot 1. Penn RR iota. Phillip Pet ."t8V Pressed Steel KOBE l I KM 1 Mutual -Don Lee Netwnrk ) 1 a. m, Early Bird. 7:45 Morning De oiinnai, o nons 01 tne Pioneers, 8:1' Haven nf Rest. s.AS Woman's Page, f News and Music, 9:30 Bernle Cummins Orchestra. 10 News ahd Music. 10:15 True Stories, 10:30 Our Quartet. 10:45 voice or r.xpenencc. II Nation's School nf tne An. II:J0 Cavalcade of Drama 1 1 45 Radio Camera Club. 12 Marriage l.i'tiiw nornances. 12 15 p. m. News, 12:30 Refreshment Time With Smgin" Sam. 12:45 What Lane Oounyl Thanks, 1 WPA. 1:15 Mid stream. 1 :.V) LaPl Dance. 1 :45 Crim son Trail, 2 Al YOUr Comtnand. 3 Fem inine Fa no lea, 330 Eugene High School. 3;4Jf New. 4 Santa Am la Derby. 4:30 4:30 Clipper. 5 p. m. College of Miisii-, ;,:S0 Pea cbek Court. 8; 41 Frehest Thinr in Towni 6 7eke Manners' Gang. 6:15 Shafter Parker. 6 30 Streamline Swing. 6:45 New. Gardner's Program. 7:15 Let's Dance. 7:30 Lone Ranger. 8 Mut iny on the High Seas. 8:15 Lane County Medical Society. 8:30 Guy Lombardo's Oreh.i 8:45 Orrcn Tucker's Orch.. 9 News. 9:15 Dick Jurgen's Orch.. 9:30 Joe Reirhman's Orch.. 10 Shep Field Orch . 10:30 Chuck Porter Orch.. II Jack McClean's Orch. 11:30 Jim Walsh's Or., 1 1:45 Croonaders. KOAC Cerralllf 8M Kilocycles 9 a. m. Today's Programs. 9:03 Home- maker Hour, neighbor Rayndlda. 10 Weather. 10:0 Music. 10:16 Stor' Hour for Adult. 10:45 Music, 10:35 School of the Air, Today's New.. II Cathedrals of Prance, 1 1 : IS Olden Times in Oregon; "Notable Rudapn'fl Bay Company Men." Mr. Grace P. Morris. 11:30 What s Your Sports I. t).? Swimming. 11:45 School of Music, 12 New?". VI215 p. in Farm Hour. Safely Talk. Stale Department. Salem. 12:30 Markets. Crop. Weather, 1 MUSfC. ItlS Varletv. 1:45 Mush. 2 AAl'W Study Club "Guid- anCC As They Grow ITjing What Is - 1 At Hand." Mr. Leota l. ijisiett. Cor- Frank Bouck are in charge vauis. z:.iu music. 2:4.1 Guard Your rieaiin, 3 Music. 3:1. Facts and Af- rain, 3:30 music the News. 4 Sympl Stories for Bov. 5 p. m. On the Campuses, 5-30 Misjc fl:s: vesper, c w. Heynold. fi Htll per unit per unit per unit per unit per unit 1926 Oct. 15, Oct. 15, Oct. 15, Oct. 15, Commodity 1930 1935 1936 1937 1938 Ega cents doz 29.7 28.5 27.6 25.5 30.0 Chickens, cents, lb 20.5 14.4 14.0 15.7 15.2 Dressed lurkevs, c lb. . 35.3 21.8 26.3 22.8 24,5 Butterat, cents lb. 44.2 29.0 37.0 36.0 26.0 Milk, retail, cents qt. 10.4 9.8 10.7 11.0 10.3 Milk, wh'lsale, S cwt. 2.35 1.69 2.00 2.05 1.55p Milk cows. S head 80.21 48.00 61.00 64.00 53.00 Hogs. S cwt. 10.55 9.60 9.50 9.60 7.80 Lambs. $ cwt. 10.24 6 60 6.90 8 00 5.90 I Wool, rents lb. 29.6 20.0 27.0 29.0 18.0 Beef cattle, $ cwt. 8.39 5.60 5.80 7.00 6.00 Veal calves, 5 cwt 11.26 7.60 8.10 8.90 7.70 Horses, ? head -- 68.18 84.00 89.00 95.00 71.00 Mules, $ head 74.98 96.00 100.00 95.00 79.00 Wheat, cents bu. 109.2 79.0 85.0 77.0 49.0 Corn, cents bu. 109.1 82.0 91.0 75.0 57.0 Oats, cents bu. 52.7 3t.O 43.0 36.0 36.0 Barley, cents bu. 74 3 46.0 72.0 58.0 42.0 Rye, cents bu. 99.4 65.0 69.0 68.0 43.0 Cloversecd, $ cwt. Alsike 23.50 15.82 25.00 9.75 Red - 24.27 13.33 21.33 30.00 11.83 Hops, cents lb. 17.6 10.3 43.0 16.0 20.0 Potatoes, S cwt. . 1.79 .92 1.67 .92 .83 Hay, all baled. S ton 15.20 11.09 10.94 12.00 11.30 Hay, all loose. $ ton 11.55 8.20 9.00 9.00 8.30 Alfalfa hav, loose, $ ton.. 12.30 8.49 9.10 9.70 8.60 Dried prunes, cents lb. 5.9 3.6 3.8 4.2 3.6 p Preliminary. Insufficient data Society (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6) PORTLAND OIAIN PORTLAND. Ore. fb 21 AP Oraln: Wheat Open Hmh Low Clo.e M.v 68 08 18 an mc I Ma Norn 'Jfl no J4 on J so Public Market RRTAIL rntcES Vff ellblti Hufebard Rn.iath, lb. Beets, bunch Hadtshea, huneh CahhaKe. lb Bplnach. 3 lh. for - Green onlont. hunch Table Queen snuah. 3 for Potatoes. No. X 14 Iht. 'arrrtia. nunrn . 0i 8a I Hothouse tomatoes. Wc lb to I for 25c While beans, 4 lbs. for v Mustard crens. 2 Iht for Lie Pried prunes. Nohla rreneh, lb, Iftc fh-led prune, oihnra, 4 lb, for Kc Apples. H lha for Dried Applet, lb Trw Oats No. 2 .'IB lb. RTy Oali No I .Tfl Ih. white Harlev No 2 n lb HW. . . , Corn No 2 E Y Ship Cash wheat hid : Soft wntte . western white western red JI Hard red winter ordinary 7 1 . II per rent 67'. 12 per rent 10, 13 per cent ".1. 14 per rent 7. Hard white naart ordinary 70 11 per cent unn, voted. 12 per rent 70', 13 per rent 71'.. 14 per rent 72V Today'a rar receipts: Wheat !!. Ijat ley L flour 6. corn 3. inillfeed 4. Car 11, Pub Set NJ Pullman HSIti Radio 7, Rayonltr 3 1 . Rayonlar Pi , Rein Rand IZWt, Republic' Steel 20' Reynolds Tob ti 3B. Richhekl Oil Wt. Safeway Slore 37. Sears Roebuck 7P., Shell Union 12i, Socony Vacuum 12',, Sou CHI Ediaon 35, Southern Pacific lfl'4. Standard Brand! 6', Stand Oas A El . Stand f)il Cal 27J. Stand Oil Ind 26, Stand Oil NJ 48'. Stone & Webster 14'. Studcbaker 7'. Sunshine Mining 9', Sup Oil 2J Texas Curp Wkt Tex Gulf Sulphur 31, Tidewater Aso Oil 12V Tinikcn Roll Beannif 45V. Transamerlca 6V, Union Carbide 8P. Un Oil Cal 1BV. Union Pacific , United Aircraft 40H, Unltel Airline 12. Utlltad Corporation 3. Unit nun 7i. iFn c;s imp 12V. us indua AlCObol -l'i. I'S Ruhoer 44V. 1TS Rub h"i Pf I"l', I'S Meel MH. Vanadium BB'fei nalwnrlh 7 Harner Picture,, Western I'nion 20',. WaatlnfhOUaa Ele Mfg In7' , White Motor 10 V Wool worth 4B. Jwnboa Eytraa Efft 'llirkeya, lb. Heavy hens, lb, Ltaht hens, lb. Kryen. Ik Mltretlanenas .33c -33-2 V 2 Ac ,24c 30c Filberts. Ih. Walnuts. Ih Horseradish. It. Hahhlla. dressed m rider trtnOfar, caltnn trier, pallon lBc 9C Mincemeat, pint. tc: quart- Sauerkraut, lb. , Popcorn, lb. miner. Ih, .38c 15c .10c -31c pi Portland List POR TLA NT. Ore Fe MUiter print: A Krade. 20' ic lb panaanaui wrajmara, .tovt b. in car tons; B frade 'c lb n parchment wrappers. 2Sc Ih. in rartons. Butter fH Portlann delivery Mivlnt price A crade. 7HH lb Porti.ind dtlhrOryi H tirade lc pound le; C irride He Ih !e Count ty delivery Mc lb. for A (rale. Cbee.eOreiron triplet 13Sri Or. loaf, 14ici broken wUI pay c below quotation. tiffc-M.is-ma pri-e by wholatatan urn QO i IVMT01 k CHICAGO. Pab M' 'USPA' Hog conn; moderately active; mostly in-IS lowrr than Mono a v s avernae; practical lop M3j lot R 40; hulk Rood and choice IH0-22O Ids. a.lli.:!'. DO-aaO Ih uno-zo, 2n-:t2n ihs. 7.78-a.on; trood 400-. m(i lbs. packuiR sow) most I v 8. a. 7 2.S. Caltle (WW; calves IfiOOl aeneral mn- ket strnnc; wild menirrc Mipplv ooorl and choice sleet j and yenr Units itfOflfl to iituhet; such kinds very scarce; mostly M8tl On trade; medium Brqde predominatlna In run; and gome mosllv on lOOtl accounts: suitable kinds for shippers very scaree: thee interest i operatinf at 10.00 upward: extreme tnp weighty steer I2.2.V yearlings 12 00: heifers 10.00; all she stock fully stealv. bulls strong to .shade higher; and ac tive at advance; with 7.25 paid fieelv: and nut standi tut offei InU up to 7.40; vealers weak; gt 11,00 down; verv few MltOll UM and upward: slockers and feeders in negligible supph . Sheep i2onn, ute Monday fat Iambi mostly steadv. top 0 15; bulk 8 7VOOO, choice IOO-toa Ih ft V-75: sheep steftd , bulk slaughter ewe. 4.75 down: todaj ' trade practic,llv no early actum. Indi callon 15-25 and more lower on jiTI killing Claaitai asking amund 8 MrT9 on lamhs now held Ronnoo and better. t un (io r.nAiv Chicago rb 11 (API- in a lyploal pre-holidav market wheat prices bohtted up mid down wiihniil definite dire:lion today and rinsed verv liltle. If any. changed ft ntn eslerdav. BOOllnil were m small lot null buy ing and hedging making up the bulk of ti ading Wheat rtotad off to ' higher mm. partd wltli estetd. May ttH-H, July Bfl' -!. cm n unrhnpged to 1 up. Mav 4BV-MV July .Tl'i-'i. oats uncbangeil to 1 low er. BOSTON wool BOSTON. Fab, 21. i APi iUSDA) misincss In most kinds nf selected wools was very .slow on the Boston market today. Few buyers were making nv inquiries: ror wnoi. TM im led amount of hiiing being done in fleece wools compi ised laigely odd lot.s and holders nl combing. Ihrec eighths and one quartar blood bright flaoca wools were finding It difficult to secure 32 rents. In the gieae. Pi ires were steady on a lew snles of moderate volume in line original territory wools. Tuesday Radio lacquered mummlw of tiirrr holy men arr nmnng the wonder.v r-m.. I9r. eir.. lie: .laniard, flisplayrd in a Chinpsp temple. M : o D E R N I , -WW ai a u I T r A S2.00 Value SANDERS BeauHlul Croquiqnole permanent 95c comploto will, dhampoo. hciircul and Imgor wave or arnunio DUART Oil. OR KUCA TONIC Way, jjg S I tll Rhimpee Pinter Havr Maln iii ur Manicure Silp TrMlmenl . go Kll ,o Sllten lrr.it ; KrcuLir "v I in, , lr ' mill, n nthrr .rk, COMFORTABLE NEW TYPE ZANA S5.00 Valuo Machineless Permanent $2.75 WORK BY JUNIOR STUDENT OPERATORS I'ln.rr WVe, M..,, . , , s.-. gae ni.iiiiiu ii vv. Mireel wevt frrp 75c .am work lupervlied L experii MODERN Kllltl 1 ucrne MtO Klleayclai I Mutual Dan Lee Netwerfc) yfXt p. m.. Ha wait Calls; ...in, pea cock COurtj S 4. tai'a Dance; QtOO .Sketches in Melodv; MB, General Shaf ter Parker; fl:;ift, Streamline BWlftfl 7 Oh Phantom Pilot: T:I8. Meet Your Nelfilw bin ; 7::i0, Jieeu Hornet: R 00, Mutlnv on the lltRb Sims: 8:1.1, Don't You Be lieve It: gtSO, G Who'll Win: R 4.1 .lim WrtMi s orchchH; tl (Hi, News: (1 11 Georci Hamllton'a orchaatra: 1:48, Can Undo flub; in 1,',. plul HarrlV orrhes tra: in ;m. Chuck Pooler ' orchestra: non .lack IkffXaan'i orchaatra: ii:.io. PUyboyil 11:45, WhipennR Strings Ko t Corvallli .&n Klleeyelei HO n m . I )n llii. I'n.m Kirt Vriper Velrv ( oundrtlion: H 00. Mumc; BUB, HtWai R:,10. pjirni Hour Am i. ul- lure a vlawad by Orason Kdltorai 6:48, Market md crop roporta, waathar fore. CWtl 7 01, D. D. Hill. DSC farm rrops dept.. -Flax a. n Cash Crop": TUB. O.S C dairy department; 7 30. Mulc 7:41, The Clltttn and His School- 8 00 Muic; r 4.i. Charm of Old Thlngai oo. O S C Rmind Table -' The Outlook for WOI Id Pea. e ,.mri dlvtfton, dept of polnical m lenre V G Dnbach. T A Maaruder Dan w Polma. 8:10, 0.8 C Cdet nand. 8:48, Hereditv and Hurjian Welf.ne School of Science Nathan 'a ten, head of EOOlog) hi, IV I'nrtUnd Kllaeyelei (NBC Knl Net,,,Ki 5 oo p m . Muaicti sion . 8 IS, BytM of the World I 8:30, Information Ple..e 00 On Wing of Melodv. .10. Fibber McC.ee 7 on nh Hope : .in Pncle T.ita; 7 41 Night Editor. R 00. Amo, n' Andyi an. Vocal Vjirtattaai 8:80 Johruu Present ! mt. Good Morning Tonite 8 W. Rlanal Carnival: 10 00. News .'i..-tirs. 10:18, Mn.y Oardeni orcheitrai 10:90. Hotel Dlltmora orcheatrai ii iv 11-30. St Franc I; 11 m r, 1 1" Ml rtrs I NBC Rlai Nalwark) ! 00 p in.. QUbtrl Sullnan Mulc B . Hints to Hmiaawlvoai 8:80, Piano Burpruaoi 9 18, Bddle Bsvartout)! Music no. Wnat'a the nig Idea; 8:18 SOON column i r tn, Orefofi LrgUlgtlvaRevlawi 8.41. Communlis Clil Raviawi 7 oo, if I Had iha Chancti : 90, Btnaon Hotel orchestra. R no. Ne.; BllB, WreMlmg ntarvlawi 8:80 Oovtrad Wagon Days! P00. Ymu Health; 9 W. Holel Ambajsa dnrp orchestra, 9 4. LtxAout Hone or- 10:00. rlorantlna Qardtna or- 1 ptown Hal I room orrbe. tmril ll-l.i. Paul Carson. ihestra; lllr.l',. Ira: II 00, ROtM rarUaad I'lti Kllrtcrles (I BI Kttwark) MO r m., rtva o'CUvk Flash: I 13. Howie Wltuj 8:90, Uort P. Drew, or .misl 4 New- d iv. We the Padhltl 11:30, Benny Goodnwn'g orcheatrai 7 on , pi Chriiiiani 7 80, Jimmy rtddhwi tiS j l-itile Show. Rim. Mot Stoe tarue Hire as Viewed by Oregon Editors, 8:4.1 Markets. Crops. Weather. 8 A. J. Mr- Adams, "Explosives." 7:30 Music. 7:4.1 The Consumers' Forum. "Irons and Ironera," Mr. Ruth Hammond, Assist ant Professor of Household AdminiM.rn- lion, 8MB Music of Czechoalavakla. 8:.m I. infield College, P OSC Round Table, "Co-relation in the Schools of To day." Dept. Physical Education. Miss Jeanetfe IVaiins mid Associates. 9:30 Department of Music 9:4.1 Tailor-Made Cements. School of Engineering. I. F. Waterman. Associate Professor of Civil Engineering;. KC.W Portland 890 Kilocycles (NBC Red Network) 7 a. m. Story of the Month, 7:1.1 mm Blazers, 7:48 News. B Today's Host Miive, 8:0.1 Viennese Ensemble. 8:30 Stan of Today, o Dan Harding's Wife P IB O'NCllU. P 30 Ten and Tim 9 41 KOUOrdrorna Organ in .tohn' Other Wile, 10:18 Just Plain Bill. 10 ,vt Dn- gerou Rnsrl. 10 41 Dr Kae. It Rem and nob 11 11 Arnold Grimm's Daiigh ter. 11-30 Valiant edy. 11:4.1 Betty crocxar, iz story of Mary Bfarlln 19:18 p. m. Ma Perkins. 12:30 Pepper nunc i Family. I2tn Guiding I,lht I Backstage Wife, t :1S Stella Dallas 1:90 Vie and Bade. 1:48 Girl Alone.. : Houaeboal Hannah, 2:ir Your Radit RtVlaWi 2 ?0 l.eo and Ken. 2 30 Hoi Ivwood News Flashes. 2:4.1 Orchestra. : News. 3:1 I LOVQ a Mystery. 3:30 Mag itine of the Air. 4 Easv Aces. 4:1.1 Mr Keen. Tracer of lt Person., 4:30 Hptel htniier oreb . 4:4.1 Musical Interlude 4.80 Cocktail Hour, s p. m. Btara nf Today. 8:90 HoMn Lobby, 8 Magnolia Btossomt, 6:90 Paul iirson. Organit. fi-4.1 Variety rfirnrte. Kay Kyieri Kollege of Musical KnpW- looge. n Amos n Andv, 8:1.1 Edwin C. Kill 8 30 Tnmmv Dorsev and Orrh., P Tdwh' Hall Tonight. 10 New; Flashes, 10 11 Florentine Gardens Orch.. 10-.1O Hotel Sir Franel Drake Orch.. II Bal Tabar i n c f e Orch . 1 1 30 St Hotel Orch. REX Portland lltW Kllocvrlr. (NBC nine Nrtworkl 8.30 a m Musical Clock. Altar Hour. 7:30 Fmnnclal Ser eethearta of the Air Tiiw Hfaelcets 7 .17 Iflst and Found Item-- g Dr. Rennk. 8:90 Paul Page. Singer. g-4,i Onginali- Ahee Cornell, Rlnear. 0:18 Rdto Show Window . 9 .10 Fai ID and Home. 10 IB Agriculture Today. 10:90 N'rv. 10 S Home Institute. 11 Nat ure Trails. IlltB Melody Time 11 :n Voire of American Women. 11 41 Radio Review. 114$ Marine Band. 12 Dept. Agriculture. 1 J l P. m. New Keiup,,.- e Unlet Or I? 30 News. 19-45 Market Reports. 1? Sfl Quiet Hour. I 30 rinh Matin 7 Carlton Hme Orch, 2H Financial and Report. 2 20 Jva Five. 2 30 Mnsi Interlude. 2 98 You'- Navv. 2-4.1 Curbstone Qui 3 .Iese Craw ford. Or ganist. 1:19 Hotel Belmont Plara Or New . 3 .TO Marlowe and T, on 9:48 Romance Lyrics, 4 Between the Bookends 4:19 John Teet. Blnajer. 4 30 Hotel Biltmore Orrh 8 p. m Mimical Storv. 8:18 Hints to Housew-ive,. 1 30 Ke-board Chats 8 Idea Malt. 8:90 Sport Column. 8:41 The PVeaheal Thing m Town. 7 Ransom Sherman Presents. 730 public Interest m Democracy, 8 Newa, 8:18 Tropipi Moods. 8 30 Arwwrr Game. 0 Vema Osborne. Sngr. 0 30 Wrestling Match in ,m New Penn Club Orrh . 10 4.1 Hotel Biltmore Orch . 11 New ItiM Paul Carson. Organist KOIN Pertlanl lt KIUrrle tews Nalwark) 8 30 a m Markets. 8:3,'- KOIN Knock 8 MetK-a, 8:18 Studio Prog. am. 8:90 This and That. 9 Consumer Newa, 9:1". Her Honor, 9 .TO Romance of Helen Trent. 9 4.1 Out- Gal Sundav. in tiotdbergs. in 11 Life Ca QtO Program. 10 41 Women in the Mr Is.'-... II n.. C... ii. n-. t ... 1,111 B tor tea, 11:90 Scbool of the Air. 12 News. 19 19 p m Retreehment Time With Singin' Sam. 12:30 Home Service News. 12 41 Fletcher Wile . I Prelt Kitty Kelly. 1 8 Mjtt and Marge. :90 Hill top House. I 4.1 Stepmother. 2 S-attr-gcd Raines. 9:18 Dr. Susan. 2:30 March of Game. 2 48 Hello Agam, 9:88 Sur prise Your Husband. 3 Studto Itgram. 9:08 On With the Dance. 8:18 Studio Program. 9!90 Newspaper of the Air. 4 30 Hollvwood and Vine. 1 FlVe o'lock Flash. 8 19 Howie Wing, 1 90 I.eon F. Drews. Organist. 1 41 Studio prOCTam, 1 8 News. 8 Star Theatre. 7 Nlntv. Nine Men snd a Ciirl. 7 X : p.,.. ket, 8 UtUa Show, p 1.1 1,jm and Ab ner, 8:90 Paul Wbileman Orrh 9 Gang Busters. 9.30 Sophie Tucker, 9:4,1 Prankte Maatera Orch,, 10 Fue star Final. I01S Nightcap Yam. 10.10 Harrv Qvrena OnhH n Jack Bam Oreh U 30 Archie Ble.ter Orvb. Mrs, Eric Erickson, 1555 Witsh- Monitor Views i msioii. will minnam wosiwity aim Hair Hour, 4:30 j at a one o'clock potluck luncheon Wednesday afternoon. Tu r l, . . tI1 ...111 -- - iir.i , I I .' IAI1U v-iuis will ill" ' i ivcu- O. O. F. temple. The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles will meet Wednesday at eight o'clock at the Eagles hall. CHURCH ACTIVITIES The study class of the Matrons Guild of Central Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday at two o'clock at the church. Mrs. Norris Jorgensen was taken in as a new member at the meet ing of the Young Aid society of Central Lutheran church at the church Monday evening. Miss Bermce Ledahl led devotion's. After a short business meeting, the mem bers worked on a quilt. Hostesses for the next meeting, which will be March 6, are Misses Ruth and Selma Christofferson, COMMITTEE NAMED The committee for the potluck dinner March 6 was appointed at Ihc meeting ot Oregon Rose lodge Monday evening. Mrs. Verl Thay er, Mrs. C. A. Vaughn and Mrs. George Walters will be in charge. BIRTHDAY EVENT raemrjers Having Birthdays in February were honored al 'the monthly potluck dinner tit the Loyal Friends class at the Fust Christian church Monday evening. Victor Hershiser, Mrs. rioy Myers, Mrs. II. W. Stuart, Mr. Pendleton, Clarence Sargent, Mrs. Lorene Bradford and Mrs. Bissell were seated at the birthday table. Mrs. Rust and Mrs. Merrill Rush, who also have birthdays In February, were unable to attend. Plans were made for honoring the members Who have been taken in during the last three months at the meet ing on March 20. ... IIEI.METTA CLUB llelmetta club of Pythian Sisters will meet Wednesday for a six thirty covered dish dinner at the home of Mrs. George Blair. Mrs. J, J. Luckey. Mrs. L. C. DeBurgh. Mrs. s. b. strawn, Mr Garrett and Mrs. Dailey will be in cnargc CONVENTION PLANS ARRANGED BY GROUP Arrangements for tea and the campus tour, both of which will be held Saturday afternoon as parts of the World Wide Guild state con vention, were discussed at a meet ing of committee chairmen and ad visers at the First Baptist church this week. The tea will be held from three-thirty to five o'clock in Gerlinger hall, with Mrs. Truman Chase. Mrs. C. W. McAninch, Mrs. A. J. Harms and Miss Mae Kinsey pouring. Miss Emily Rhodes will play a piano solo. The committee in charge is Miss Madge Conaway, chairman, Mrs. E. C. Harms, ad viser, Miss Ireta Chase and Mrs. Eugene Graville. The campus tour will be divided into three groups, one to visit the art museum, one to attend the tea and the other to visit the university library. The tour will begin at two-thirty. Those in charge are Misses Betty Jean Van Atta, Katherine Gray, Lois Tompkins, Edith Paris and Pauline Pengra. Test Of New Deal Wheat Plan Due During New Year By G. W. STEWART, JR. United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. U.R Sharp curtailment of winter wheat acreage combined with severe fall drought throughout the middle west indicated today that 1939 may see the first test of the New Deal's ever-normal granary. The ever-normal granary was one of the underlying theories of the farm bill passed in the last session of congress and is intended to conserve surpluses following bumper crop years and make them available when harvests are small. Next year also will be the first in which the new agricultural ad justment act will apply to wheat. The department has announced it will attempt to reduce total acre age from more than 70.000,000 planted for harvest in 1938, to 55,000.000. To Raise Barely Enough for Demand ui in. "relative..-, ""lury" immediate future.WCathfr ) Net until i en ! that, in It 4 .. lor a .... we Pol en r,f . -TO h - "": uvuie. - WEAK ATci lablm. s,e h. .; ' 1 "'it u.m; lh"S! B" W credited to ,, - Srjl ' ",iv riantT --w Preliminary estimates of 1939 SJTSlLtt.SW'tS total wheat production show that. larmers will raise barely enough during the coming season to satisfy normal domestic demands. The forecast is based on the assump tion that spring wheat seeding will show the same degree of acreage reduction as recorded in winter wlieat planting inhii....ir BJ Carrier v.p1. . Jm Ry Carrlrr ay Mall 1 1 By Mai, , T COANOt OP ABIi.iirJi tv ta,, ,; -: '" mi ij u'uJs '"I me last two This i, omsr.' , " redll can h. T! W SHAKESPEARE CLUB MEETING IS MONDAY Act III of "The Winter's Tale'' was read and analyzed by the Eu gene Shakespeare club at Its regu lar fortnightly meeting on Monday in the Washburne store commit tee room. In addition to the regu lar study of plays, Mrs. William G. East reported concerning the cur rent presentation of Henry IV in New York with Maurice Evans playing the part of Falstaff. Mrs. Effie R. Knapp discussed early English theatres. Mrs. Lawrence W, Manerud will lead the study of Act IV for the next meeting, March 5. Income Tax Auditor Will Be Here Soon Eugcneans have been reminded that Arthur W. Lamka, income tax auditor, will he in the city from February 27 until March 4. inclusive. He will be at the courthouse to assist In preparing income tax returns. years, resulting from expanded acreage and favorable weather have granaries throughout the country bulging with the surplus. A crop of over 875,000.000 bushels in 1937 left approximately 154.- 000.000 after domestic consump- iion ana exports Had been taken care of. A 1933 crop of more than 930.000,000 bushels raised the car ryover to around 285,000,000. Ihc department's crop report ing board said farmers complied with the acreage reduction pro gram in winter wheat by cutting seeding from 56,000,000 acres to 46,000,000. Lack of rain reduced growing conditions to 72 per cent of normal. If those circumstances apply to wheat planted in the spring, experts said a total crop of 680.000,000 bushels is likely. Normal consumption in this coun try is 683.000.000. An ever-uncertain factor the weather holds the key to the prospect of increasing or decreas ing 1939 production. Expert ob servers say, however, that condi tions arc "ripe" at the present time for a drought at least equal to the ruinous ary spells of 1934 and it3b. Vast midwest areas are parched from lack of rainfall this autumn. Dry weather next spring will result In widespread damage to all types of wheat and at least normal precipitation is needed to produce the crop estimated, it was said. On the other hand, the agricul ture department's long time weath er chart indicates the period of sever drought is at an end. While emphasizing that dry periods are "irregular and their coming can not be forecast by any methods yet known t o meterologists," t h e weather bureau said "the pattern (iOMd al olrt addrtV, 01 J Local Want-Ad Ra One tn.ri- lu 2 consecutive tiZ "fKWll 3 consecutive Umm I consecutive UmeL Advertisements run CTS?Jj out chance of copy I H.W line .""fl No ai taken fnt u. ... mum charge. 25c RearW e out ,"i.va Ufclal rale on "SltUatta ci.namn ... PooS cV ,Xa" 1 Sjjg Matter. ' ' Cotton, tin cans, molasses, alum inum, iron, rubber, and a mixture of surface oil are used in some parts of the world as a foundation for highways. Sunsnots frenuenllv are viciM., farry j ith the naked eye. 'but the eves should be protected by a dark glass. Two Hostesses ill on G Mr Honoring Mrs. C Miss Jean Randolp Haten Olsen entertained Mnndav evening with a shower at the home Br BMutriul. 10 .to siu- of Miss Randolph. Guests included Carlton Gray, Mrs. A. Ralph Gray. Misses Katherine and Phyl lis Gray, Mrs. A. Ray Wiseman. Mrs. George Wiseman. Mrs. Cyril Crabtree. Miss Eva Commons, Mrs. W. C. Randolph. Mrs. Al Hansen, Mrs. Anna Hendrickson, Mrs Maurice Porter. Mrs. Charles Shel lon. Mrs. Merle Dunn, and the hostesses. A butterfly's leg, which it uses for tasting, is 1600 times as sen sitive to taste as the human tongue. mnvFiouiER. BEAUTY COLLEGE Second Floor Miner Bldrj. Phon 679 FIT i..i.LtSiX GUNGrpN tm GRANl VICTOR MclAGLEN yVV DOUGHS FAIRBANKS. Ir. Siai lift. . IHlrr. C J... H . a)M FattalM Th plcfur ihu ctoo i.Hai (fM .ire. llkt a c.rlooa , . . ftKO RADIO S GIANT SNOW Of SHOW$l Also MICKEY and PLUTO in ' m i SOCIETY DOG SHOW" TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY H IN SOCIETY "Sri. I. ir, IUW Until I....II I.H., H.rVal rtj I nt. Oaaai PLUS "HOLD THAT COED" John B.irr.niorc ALSO WAIT DISNKY'S "FERDINAND THE BULL" The I'linnirvl I arloon Yet Don't Misv It.-See It AcJin Doors Open 6:30 LAST TIMES TONITE EDW. O. ROBINSON in "A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER" Fred Astalre Ginger Rogers In "Carefree" WEDNESDAY ONLY! Also Screen Vaudeville 3 i3 f " PHONE XDVB7injH5iH Ad, win be Uken ovw "J If the attvertiier I, , MracrtoTJ 5!!2I!!L wnt Ad DeryteSfg J AdvertLtne n... v. LTzTT Sufficient remittee h.TSa w rocgMt ADiiiirvfNTi if your d ippetn -r. J jis Immediacy. We impi rtrwrf Funeral Dlrectori PHIL BASTHOLOMEffflja opiuigueia tj'ji and B-. BH.-Us'STL'fTER-Smara Phone 433 1152 OBfelT POOLE" FUNERAL HOB Phone Eugene 723 or Sprifii VEATCH FUNFRAL HOJfT Phone 112 Pearl St alia RAUP'S Florists Better FlowmRj Personals YOUNG women m trouble ui need of a friend are asied communicate with A d j all; ROSA Morscli of the SaM Army White Shield Hratl N. VV. Mayfair Avenut, Pi land. Oregon: or with Inl jutant Mable roranlMM tion Armv. 71S rail i-.P gene. ure. BOSU'EI.L Mineral Spr:r.pJ(l now open under new zsm inent. Now is the time tcti those mineral bath; yj bf been antme. Lnw '.'.-r: now on. $15 per week(crM room and bath. Mirers. St onlv S3 per week, roans week and up. .Mrs. ErrJy' Maiiager. Yonralla, Ore , DR. M. ASHT0N. Cera Physician, using atito. f cabinet for arthritis, anal matism. Ifi E. BroadwirJ WE get anv m formation yea J Inveftigate in all cities. It for interview. C'HAS. BO YE I! DANIELLE DARRIEUX In MAYERLING" MAIN FEATURES.' MART BOLAND (MAS. RLGGLES "BOY TROUBLE" ith Donald O'C'onner TODAY & TOMORROWi ipnngTieio meaire . You've heard now see, ' the most daring story ever filmed! I Mitlnee iv.d.. i-.'::io r. H, special feature Miow Lost and Found J LOST Baby's navv WueWfl pronnoiv iiedr cu..,-. street. Leave at RW'f'SI Mrs. Roy Mueller. 5.1 Silverton, Ore, -3 LOST: Male, reddish brmtl" ese. 648 E 14ft Pt Bi LOST-A c: ay Persian l 1 ward. Til H45-A- T .. ... rrtr t 1 I . I I I j M . LOWEST FARES Portland, O. W. fM Leave Lugone o y rjl San Fran, isw S6.50. K Tjm !Los Angeles DOLLAK smu-j -43 E. BrondwaJJ"3 have mi 3W? S33H LAFTS! thrills: "TOPPER TAKES A TRIP" with ROLAND YOUNG AMI MOST OF I Ml tIAKKRS BROKE DESPERATE SHE SOLD HER BODY AND SOUL TORI HY fH ivj IN CHINATOWN" Admis 25c. Real Estate RESIDEXrE "LOTS all paid up. IflBH" Price defies ccmpeuu- ,, RODMANS i.uenii ... , S20 Willamftlei'.'.-v-1 Real Btalf'SrtJS? ; Property. .M;V:-:i-a Robert W Potter. Mcy A $2Sii FARM .V- Ai 80 A. gooo iniiv. t- ru . on .., t- "ui.r-;. gra $2000 HOJJJ ',Tt0i Fstate to be closed. - A- subdivide; imXgit fruit, nun. " 846 Olive. VNIVERsm rEDER-AO-LandBfAg quire rarra nth s: . r.u..".- . j u,Mine: vTt ,v ei BMC 1 mile J"'rrtM Kent. rottap.Gwrtj 691 Will ,v rs W. K. Slglft-i -REAL4fr, wm rr rs srrii. Ran v. ex . - -