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Newspaper Page TextPage Ten. THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Buying Price Of Eggs Drops Eugene Markets Swfft and company Tuesday an nounced a drop in the buying price - of certain grades of ecgs. Larue extras were reduced from 19 cents to 18' h cents a dozen, extra mediums from 16" a eenti to 16 cents, standard mediums from 15 to 13'a cents and ehex from 14 to II 1 i cents. AH other local mar''i prices were unchanged. The list fol lows: soov (New totk QradB Boylnf Prloeil Ext ran- large J8j be Standards, large 16'ac Medium, extras 16 Medium, standards . - 13" ic Small extras 12c Chex -lU-jc IF.KK Depoi flurlnf Prlrei) Kxtras. large jc Medium, extras (PicHle Co-op Prlcei to ReUllera) (Cirtnni or H BM loti le tra Oversize J4" I-arge extras 'r Medium, extras f"c Small, extra Medium itandardi "c Large standards fW Chex 18r POULTRY (Boylni PrlcoK Tolored hens. 4 to (VV4 lbs. Colored hens, over S'.a lbs. Leghorn hens. 3'i lbs. and up Leghorn net., under 3'a lbs. Leghorn iprlnsi. lbs. . Colored springH. over SH lbs. Leghorn IprngS, over IS lbs. . Colored springs, over 3. a lbs. .. Stags Cochf All No. 8. 2 cents ! Wic ...18' c 15c 15c 14';c 18'ic ..-Wic 14c 8c flc nnTTFnr AT (Buylnf Prim. cream, delivery twice 22c 21c "A" Grade weekly -- "R" grade cream "C" grade cream -- BUTTER rWholesRlr PrMtl Cartons le "A" trade, lb. "B" grade. b. - - - - - WOOL AND MOIIAIB tlluylnc Prices) .15c fllrher) ...28' ae . 25 'j c Lamb wool. Mohair, lb. Fine wooL Loaf, tingle, Case lots. T Trips, ringle. lb. Trip, case Iota. lb. HID I Green beef, lb Calf. Ib Dir. lb. KIP lb. z Ib. 22c lb. Mc 25r lb. -22c CIIEESB Ib. We , Ic 5 lbs.. 10c lb.: over 5 lbs.. 19c lb.; No. 2 grade. 5c lb. less. Turkeys Selling prices: Dressed, new crop hens. 26c lb.; toms. 26c pound. Buying prices: New hens. 24c lb.; toms. 21c Ib. Countrv meats Selling price to re tailers: Country kilied hogs best but rhnr. under 180 nound. 10-Jlc pound; vealers, 15c lb.; light thin. 10-12c lb.: heavy. 10-1 Ic lb : canner cows. 8-8'ac lb.; lambs 15-15'bc lb.; ewes. 5-9c lb.: bulls. 10-lIc Ib. Potatoes Yakima Gems. ( ) cental; local. tl.QO; DaiohutM Gems. $1.15 cen tal) Klamath Falll No. I Gems. $1.15-155- California Sweets. $1.40-1.80; Cali fornia Yam, $1-7.); Southern Pains $.10. Onions Oregon, No. 1. $2-2. '.'." cen tal; Yakimas i0-0i per 50 lbs.; sets. 3U cents Ib. Wool-.lU8:i nominal. Willamette valley nedium, 22-23c lb.; coarse and braids. 22-2.V Ib : lamb and fall 20c lb.: eastern Oregon. 20t6fto Ib. Mohair Nominal, 1U3H. 6-27c lb Cascsra bark Buying price 198 peel. 6c lb. Hops New crop, clusters. 19'a-21',c: fuKff.es 23c. Hay selling price to retailers: Alfalfa No. 1. 116 ton; oat-vctch. $12 ton: clover. $11 ton: timothy, eastern Oregon $19; same valley. $14 ton. Portland. PORTLAND STAPLES PORTLAND. Ore.. March 21 APi Sugar Berry and fruit. 100s. $4.90: bale. $5.05; beet, $4.80 cental. Domestic flour Selling price, ciy de livery, I to 25-bbl. lots: Family patent 49s. $5.75-6.35; bakers' hard wheat, pet. $:i.70-r..i5: bakers' blucslem. S4. 15-4.50: blended wheat flour. S4. 35-4. 60: soft wheat flour, $4.55; graham. 49t. $4.50; whole wheat. 49s, $4.95. lc 15c OA8CARA Cascara. lb. tflBAINS Wheat, red, bUfflM Wheat, wliite, bushel White onts, ton Gray oats, ton . Barley, ton HAT Oat and vetch hay. ton . Alalfa. ton PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore. March 31 (API lUSDAJ Mofc'i 300, slow, steady, good choicc mound 165-215 lb. driven 7.85 8.00, one (Mitstan(iil)g lot 8.15; carload lots quotable 8.25, 225-60 Ib. butchers 7.35-50, light lights most 7,50, packing sows 6.25-50, choice feeder pigs quot able 8.00. Catlle 100; calves 25; steady, few mc-duim-good 900-1100 Ib. steers 8.25-0.00, few common 7,50. common-medium lyif-cr56.75-7.75. ciitteiK 5.00, low cutter and cutter cows 3.50-4.50, common medium 5.DO-6.0O. good beef cows salable 8.75- 7 25; bulls 5.75-6 50, vcalei s weak to 50 lower at 9.50 down. Sheep 100 salable 400 total, nominally steady, good -choice fed wooled la nib quotable 8 00-25. good light spring lambs Mlablfl 10.00-50, and above, load good I California spring lambs late Monday 10.25, 3 decks 9.50, choice wooled ewe salable 5.25. 8Rc 68c $21-23 . $21-23 $20-21 $10 $12 VFGFTABLFS. FRIT1TR (Baylor Prices Aver, for No. 1 Prodnee) Spinach, lb. . 7c Potatoes. I0n lbs. $135 Beets, doz. bunchea -40c Read lettuce, eratA . CaiTOts. doren Cabbage, new. Ib. Cauliflower, crate Parsntps, Ib. 'Turnips, lb. $2.50 50e 3c -1.30 -IHc Public Market The price of eggs at the Public mar ket dropped I rent a doren Tuesday. Jumbos were being quoted at 24 cenls. extras at 22 cents and mediums at 21 cents All other prices were unchanged. The. lilt follows: RETAIL PRICEB Vegetables Hubbard Squash, lb. r Berts, bunch ., i , . 5c "Radishes, bunch 8 Cabbage. Ib lo Spinach. 3 lbs. for IPc Green onions, bunch Tabla Queen squash. 3 for Potatoet. No. 3. 14 lbs. Carrots, bunch .fcs .100 JfX . V Hothouse tomatoes, 10c lb to 3 for 25c White heans. 4 lbs. for c Mustard greens. 3 lh for , 15e Fro Hi Dried prunes Nobte French. Ib. I5e Dried prune, others. 4 lbs. for 25c Apple. 8 lbs. for Dried Apples. Ib. Jumbos . Extra ....... Mediums . t'urkeys. Ib. tcavy hens. Ib. Light bens. Ib. Fryers, lb. Eggs Mlicsllsnsnas . 34c ... 22c 20c 33-25c 28c 24c 50c H'llherts. Ib. Walnuts, lb Horseradish. Tt. -. Rabbit, drasaad n f'lder vlnrgar. gallon Cider, gallon Mincemeat, ptnt. 30c; Sauerkraut, lb. Popcorn, lb , Butter, Ib. -lOe PORTLAND QBAIN PORTLAND, Ore.. March 21 'AP Grain: Wheat Open High Low Close May 68 88 08 66 Cash grain : Oats No. 2 56 Ib. while 27.50 Oats No 2 38 lb. gniv Norn Barley No. 2 45 lb, BW 24. 00 Corn No. 2 E. Y. Ship 24.75 No. 1 Flax 1.B3 Cash wheat (hid) : Soft white 68, western white 68. western red 68, Hard red winter ordinary 67, II per rent 67. 12 per cent fif), jn prr cent 71. 14 per cent 74 Hard white Basrt ordinary Wfl. 12 per cent 60. 15 per cent 71, 14 per cent 72 Todav ear receipts: Wheat 14. flour 15. corn 5. oata 3. mlllfeed 2. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, March 21 i API 'USD At Salable bogs 11.000 fairly active; nn erally steady lo strong with MondaVs average; spots 5-10 blither on weights 220 lbs. up; top 7.75; bulk good and choice 170-2,10 lbs. 7.55-75: 2:40-270 lbs largely 7.25-50 2ft-35n lh. butchers 6 90-7.25 : 400-500 lbs. packing SOWI 6 35 85: few lighter weights to 6.75. Sjilahle Cattle 6000; salahle calves 1500; very litlle beef In run; steer mar ket slow: steady to weak; mostly steady on all grades weighty offerings; she Mock uneven; heifers scarce and steady) beeg cows fully steady but cutter grades slow at 5.75 down: most steers 9.00-1 1 (SO I Mockers and feeders firm at 8 75 In 10 00; villi 650 lbs. yearling tocktri up to 10,30; bulla and vealeri steady io easy: practical top weighlv sausage hulls 7.25: light vealers 9,50; sorted; selected weighty vealers up to 11.00. Salable sheep 4000; late Mondav's fat lambs closed 3ft to 50 cents lower; mostly 40 to 50 cents off; top 0 25 to ihlpptre; bulk under 100 lbs. 0 on to 9 10; around 105 to 112 lhs. averages 8 25-75; sheep steady: lodav's trade rather jtvttve; 15-25 or more higher: good to choice lambs 9 00-9 25: top 0 50; sheep sharing advance; choice ewes held above 5 80, CHIC Alio GRAIN CHICAGO, March 21 ' APi After -.lumpinc IH cents ,. hushel. wheat prices staged a lallv today that whit I left away about half of the earlv loss. Buying credited to eaOern oiirce, mills and export Interests aided the recovery which got under wav as soon as the overnight sen 1 mill si ton of sell ing orders bad been abserbed Wheal closed 1 '- lower1 than yes terday, May 0THtti July 87.. V COM Unchanged to ' nff. May 47-!,. Jutv tV nals '.'( higher. liv 28c Portland List PORTLAND. Ore , March 21-' API -"Button PMnts A grade. 38c lb. In "parchment wrappers; 37c lb. tn car tons: B grade. 35c lb In pait hment MTappen, 26c lb. in carlons. Butter fat Port Una delivery buying "prices: A grade. 231 j-r4 lb Portland delivery; B grade 1c pound less; C grade 8c lb. lens. Country delivery 33v or A grade. Cheese Oregon triplets. 13Hci Ore. loaf. 14ci broken will pay a below quotation Eggs Buying prices by wholesalers: Bpeeulua, !fte; exir. tBc; itandardi large, 17c: rxlra medium. 16c: ejtra small. I Be Selling price lo retailers generally 2 c doren higher. Live poultry buying prices- LtlttOhi hroileis l' to P lbs, 20c lb ; 2'j be. POO lb; I7-I8c leghorn colo d spin over IH lb- 17-lk 18c icd he lhs , It' ; BOSTON WOOL noSTON. March 21 'APi IU8BA1 Wools were moving very slowly In ihr DOltOtl market today, Most buvers u ere tidhering to a waiting Attitude pending Ihe OUtCOmO of opening of tbr fall season goods Occasional smalt linns, actions afforded the only ha vis indi cating the trend of price Average to ihOrt Trench combing length fine ter ritory pot wools of Ihe old clip have been sold. In original bags, at 62 tn 63 cent, scoured basis. A few small trans actions Im e been rinsed on rounlrs -picked mixed grade lots of three eighths and quaitei blood bright fleece wools at around 26 to 28 rents. In the grease, to be delivered east In May. New York Markets By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK. March 21 "APt Eu ropean war fears lessened somew:hat In world markets today and securities regained a portion of their recent de cllnes. Transfers approximated 700,000 shares. Traders in New York took their cut from a buying move that got under way earlier at London. Paris and Ams terdam and leading issues were pushed 110 1 lo 3 points Sterling and the French franc were unchanged near mid-afternoon. vne former al $4.68'4 and the latter at 2-64 13 16. American Telephone, among stocks, jumped more than 3 at the best, and Improvement whs nhown by U. H. Steel. Bethlehem. Chrysler, General Motors. Montgomery Ward. Douglas Aircraft Boeingi Cumo mated r.dison, Anaconoa. WeitlnghOUie, Du Pont, Eastman Kod ak, U. S. Gypsum, Philip Morris, Santa Fe, Chesapeake & Ohio and Standard Oil of N. J. U. H. Governments and rail loans pointed the way for a rising jaunt in the bond department. Adams Express 87. Air Reduction 55, Alaska Juneau 0, Al Cheru it Dye 172. Allied Stores PVj, American Can BBH, Am Ens Til" 4. Am For Power 3, Am Pow Ac Light BH Am Bad Std San 14H. Am Roll Mills 17. Am Smelt A Ref 43!.. Am Tel A: Tel 157V Am Tob B 85' . Am Water Works I IV Am Zinc LAS 5V Anaconda 27V Ar mour 111 4V Atchison 34 Auburn Auto . Barnsdall I6V Bait A: Ohio 6, Ben dix Avia 24V Beth Steel 67V Boe ing Airp 26V Borden 19V Borge Warncr IBV Budd Mfg 5V Cal Pack ig . Callahan ZL I. Calumet Hec 6V Canadian Pacific 4V Case 1JI1 86. Cat tractor 50V Cclancse 201. Cert-Teed 0 1 , Chesapeake & Ohio 38V Chrys ler 75V Col Gas & El 7V Com'l Sol vents . Commonwlth A: South IV Conaol Aircraft 33, Coniol SdUon :ir'H. Con.sol Oil 8'4, C ont'I Can 40, Corn Products (jV Crown Zcljei bacfl 12 V Corliss Wright 6V, Dupont dc N 149V Doug Aircraft 68 V East man Kodak 174'. El Pow fic Lt 9V Ere flit I't. General Electric .'19V Gen eral Foods 41 V Gen Gas & El A V General Motors 46V Gillette 6V Goodyear Tire 32. Gt No Ry Pf 25V linker Prod I0V Holland Furnace 45V Hudson Motors 6V Illinois Central 15V Imp Copper 14V Int Harvester 59V Int Nick Can 49V Int Pap & P PI 39V Int Tel A: Tel 7V Johns Man vlllc 88" j. Kennccott 36V Lib O Ford 50, Ligg Myers B 103. Loew's 46 V Long-Bell A 3 V Lorillard 'Pi 22 V Montgomery Ward 49' 2. Nash-Kelv 7'i. Natl Biscuit 27, Natl Cash 21V Nat) Dairy Prod 14V Nail Dist 2S. Nail Pow A: Lt B. NY Central 17V North Amor Co 22 V Northern Pacific 107a. Ohio Oil 8V Otis Steel It. Pac Arncr Fish , Pac Gas Ar El 32V Pacific Tel Ac Tel 120. Packard Motor 3 V Penney (JCl 84. Penn RR 20' a. Phelps Dodge 37 V Phillips Pet 3R V Proctor A: Cinmbie 57. Nicssed Steel Car 10, Pub SOIfV NJ 35V Pullman 33, Radio 7 v Rayon lor I2V Rayonler Pt . Rem Hand MV Itcpuhllc Steel 10. Reynolds Tob B 38 V Richfield Oil 8V Safeway Stores 33, Sears Roe buck 71V Shell Union 12 V Socpny Vacuum 12 V So Cal Edison 26 V Southern Pacific 16. Stand Brands 6V Stand Gas At El 3V Stand Oil Cal 28V Stand Oil Ind 26'.-. Stand Oil NJ 46. stone a- Webiter in1, Btudebajcer 7'j. Bunihtne Mining 8V Sup Oil 2V Texas Corp 42'. Tex Gulf Sulphur 20'.. Tidewater Asso Oil 13V Tlmken Roll Bearing 46' 1, Transamerica V Union rarbide 83, ttnion Oil Cal 18V Union Pacific 09. United Aircraft 38V Untied Airlines 1 1 V United Corpora tion 3. United Fnnt 73 V United Gas Imp 12V US BldUlt Alcohol 21'4. US Rubber 44V US Rubber Pf 101 '4. ITS Steel 57V Vanadium 24V Walworth SV Warner Picture'. 5 V Western Un ion 21V Westingbonse Electric Mfg inflV White Motor 10V Wool worth 47. We. the People; 8:30, Bennv Goodman orchestra: 7:00. Dr. Christian; 7:30. limmy Fiddler; 7:45, Little Show; 8:00. lot Stove League: 8:15, Red Norve or chestra: 8:30, B13 Town: u:"0. Al joison; 9:30, Grouch Club; 10:00. Five Star Final: 10:15. Nightcap Yarns: 10:30. Harrv Owens orchestra: 10:45. Matty Malneck orchestra: 11:00, George Olson orchestra ; 1 1 :30. Archie Bleyer or chestra. KGW Portland trio Kilocycles (NBC Rrd Network) 5:00 p. m.. Musical Story; 5:15, Vibra tuue Time: 5:30. Information Please; 6:00. String! tme; 6:30. Fihber McGee; 7:00. Bob Hope; 7:30. Uncle Ezra; 7:45. Night Editor; 8:00. Amos 'n' Andy; 8:15. Vocal Varieties: 8:30. Johnny Pre sents; 0:00. Lincoln Hotel orchestra; 9:30. Signal Carnival; 10:00, News Flat lies: 10:15. Merry Gardens orchestra; 10:30. Hoirl Riltninre orchestra: 1 1:00. Sir Francis Drake Hotel orchestra; 11:30. St. F.ancis Hotel orchestra. KEX Portland 1 1 HO Kilocycles (NBC Blue Network) 5:00 p. m.. Gilbert Sullivan Music; 5:30, Piano Surprises: 3:45, Community Chest Review; 6:15. Sport Column; 6:30. Doc Rockwell's Brain Trust; 7:00. If I Had the Chance; 7:30. Inside Story; 8:00, News: 8:15. Wrestling Interview; 8:30, Covered Wagon Days; 9:00. Artie Shaw orchestra: 9:30. Hotel Ambassador orchestra: 10:30, Uptown Ballroom or chestra; 1 1 :00, News; 11:15. Portland Police reports: 11:30. Paul Carson, organist. Mussolini Is Quiet, All Europe Buzzes Tuesday Radio KOflF, F.iirrni 1120 Kilrteyrlfs iMiiliinl-non Lie Network) 5:00 p, ni.. frlih Minstrel; 5.15. Hawaii Calls; r:.'io. Hollywood Night Club; 5:45. Let's Dance; 6:00. Sketches In Melodv: 6: 15. Labor program! Bt!M, News; 8:45. Bhlfter Parker; 7:00. 'ban loin Pilot: 7:15. Streamline Swing; 7:30. Green Hornet; 8:00, Fntton Lewis. Jr.; 8:15. Don't You Relieve It: 8:30. Guess Who'll Win; 8:45. Jim Walsh's orchestra; 9:00, News: 0:15. Frank and Archie; 0:30. Mutiny on the High Seas: 0:45. Skinnav Knnll1 orchestra: 10:0(1. Phil Harris' or chestra; 10 30, Chuck Foster's orchestra: 1 1 :00, Jack Me can's orchestra : 1 1 :30, Playboys; 11:45. Croonader. ko c Corvatlli 830 Kilocycles 5:00 p. m . On the Campuses: St 30, Music; 5:45, Vespers Weslev Foundation; 6:00. Music: 8:10, News; 6:30, Farm Hour Agriculture a viewed by Oregon Editors, 6:45. Market and crop reports; weal her forecast; 7:00. F. B. Jackman. farm crop specialist, extension service "All Summer Pasture for Western Ore gon"; 7:111, Dairy department; 7:30, Ore gon Catholic Centennial proprnnr. 7:45. The t'lticri and His School: 8:00, Music: H: 15. Book of the Week: 8:30. Music; 8:45. Chirm of Old Things: 0:00. OSC Round Table 'The Role of Student Publications in Education" C. J, Mc intosh. F M. Scbideler. T. W. Johnson. Ed Durclrell. Lois Williams; 0:30. OSC Cadet Band; 0:48, Science tn the Ancient World F. A. OUftUan, ICUni dean of science. HOIS 1'orll.ind 04a Ktloeyelei t its Network) BlOO p m.. Five o'clock Flash 3:15. Howie Wing. B:30, Leon F. Drews; 3:43. Studio program; 3:53. News; 6:00. From birth to maturity, tlto irtari body Increases its height three times, the upper limbs four tllties, ;intt tlto lower Hmbfl five times. Out of every ton of coal bought for domestic use, our twentieth escapes unconsumed up th ney in the form of sont. etc. Springfield Theatre NOW PLAYING Illinium! LOW! Helm Stark "SlGftl is or a m rsi Olio Rfttftf - r.lmiu Pettltl t POSI D Pope) t al toon Aitlilh: 15r ;:.c i blldrim 1 iv JHRVFLOUlEa y IUVIWTM AT LDIR. Hear Dynamic IGOR G0RIN V ThrllUnt Harltonr Voire In Concert WIUi the Unversity ol Oregon Symphony March 29 McArlhur Court ''World Famous on Karilo, Opttri and Ihr Scrrrn Krurrvrd Sral.s on Sale M.r.O 145 $1.00 Cirn. A dm. lit Doors OMtl at II:S0 I!MI1M Wednesday Programs KOAr Corvsllli .v.ci Klloarclei H a. in. Today's Procrams. 0:03 The Hommakers" Hour, Neighbor Rrynolris. 10 Weather. 10:01 Music, 10:15 Story Hour for Adults. 10:45 Music. 10:55 School of the Air. Today's News. 11:15 "Sickness Amnio: the Indians." Mrs. Grace P. Morris. 11:30 What Is Your Sports I, Q.V Archery. 11:45 School of Music. l News. 12:15 p. in. Kami Hour. Safely Talk, State Department. Snlcin. U::m Markcls, Crops. Weather. 1 Music. 1:15 Variety, 1:45 Music. 2 AAUW Study Club, "Where the Teacher Comes In." Mrs. Leota L. Laslett. Corvallfo, 2:.10 Music. 2:45 Guard Your Heallh. :i Music, 2:15 Facts and Affairs. 3:30 Music. 3:45 The Monitor Views the News. 4 Symphonic Half Hour. 4:30 Stories for Boys and Girls. 5 p. m. On the Campuses. 5:30 Music, 5:45 Vespers, C. W. Reynolds, 6 Music, 6:15 News. 6:30 Farm Hour. Agricul ture as Viewed by Oregon Editors. 6:45 Markets. Crops. Weather, 7 Agricultural Engineering Dcparlnicnt. Clyde Walker, 7:15 Wildlife Club Round Table. 7:30 Oregon Catholic Centennial Program. 7:45 Consumers Forum. "Canned Foods" Agnes Kelshorn. Assistant Professor of Foods and Nutrition. 8:15 .The Music of Czechosloyakln, 6:30 Music. 9 OSC Round Table. "Golf From the Stand point of lis Value to Ihe Participant." R. O. Coleman. Prof, of Physical Edu cation, 0:30 Dept. of Music. 9:45 Arti ficial vs. Natural niumlnatlon, L. F. Wooslcr, Professor of Applied Electri city. kkx PortUnd lino Kilocycles (NBC Blue Network) 6:30 a. m. Musical Clock. 7 Family Altar Hour, 7:30 Financial Service. 7:45 Sweethearts of the Air. 7:55 Markets, 7:57 Lost and Found Items. R Dr. Brock. 6:30 Paul Page. Singer. 8:45 Originali ties 0 Alice Cornell, Singer. 9:15 Radio Show Window. 93o Farm and Home. 10:15 Agriculture Today. 10:30 News. 10:45 Home Institute, II Nature Trails. 11:18 Melody Time. 11:30 Voice of American Women. 11:45 Radio Review. 11:60 Marine Band. 12 Dept. Agii. 12:15 p. m. Take a Note, 12:25 Hints to Housewives. 12:30 News. 12:45 Mar kets. !2:50 Quiet Hour. 1:30 Club Mat inee. 2 Carlton Hotel Orrh.. 2:15 Fioan cial and Grain Reports. 2:20 Jive Five. 2:30 Musical Interlude. 2:35 Your Navv. 2:45 Curbstone Quiz. 3 Fry Courtney, Singer. 3:15 Hotel Belmont Plaza Orch.. 3:25 Press News. 3:30 Marlowe and Lyon, 3:45 Romance Lyrics, 4 Between the Bookends. 4:15 Virginia Lane, 4:30 Hotel Biltmnre Orch. 5 p. in. Musical Story. 5:30 Spring time Melodyi 6 Idea Mart, 6:30 Sport Column, 6:45 Freshest Thing in Town, 7 Your Heallh. 7:30 Public Interest In Democracy, 8 News. 8:15 Know Your Orocer, 8 .io Answer Game, 9 Melody Memoirs, 0:30 Wrestling Matches. 10:30 New Peon Club Orch.. 10:45 Hotel Biltmnre Orch. II News. 11:15 Port land Police Reports, 11:18 Paul Carson, Organist. KfiW rortland 620 Kilocycles I NBC Red Netw ork) T a. m. story of the Month. 7:15 Trail Blazers, 7:45 News, R Today's Best Buys, 8:05 Viennese Ensemble. 8:30 Stars of Today. 0 Elizabeth Earl. Or ganist. 9:15 O'Neills. 9:30 Tena and Tim. 9 45 Fireside Singers. 10 John's Other Wife. IO I3 Just Plain Bill. 10:30 Dangerous Roads. 10 45 Dr. Kate. II Betty and Boh. 11:15 Arnold Grimm's Daughter. 11:30 Valiant 1-idv. 11:45 Betty Crocker, 12 Story of Marv Mar In. 12:15 p. hi Ma Perkins. 12:50 Pepper Young's Family. 12 45 Guiding Light. 1 Backstage Wife. I IB Stella Dallas. 1:30 Vic and Sade. 1:45 Girl Alone. 3 House boat Hannah, 2 15 Your Radio Review, 2 20 Dance Hour, 2:30 Hollywood News Flashes. 2:45 Charles Sears. Tenor. 3 News. 3:15 I Love a Mystery. 3:30 Magazine of the Air, 4 Easy Aces, 4:15 Mr Keen. Tracer of I.osl Persons. 4:30 Hotel Statler Orch.. 4:13 Musical in terlude. 4:30 rocktail Hour 5 p. in. Stars of Today, 5:30 Hobby Lobby, 6 Horse and Buggy Days. 6:30 Hole Sir Francis Drake Orch,, 6:43 The Variety Parade. 7 Kay Kyser's Kol tege of Musical Knowledge. 8 Amos 'n' Andy. 8:t3 Edwin C. Hlfl. R-30 Tom my Dorsey and His Orch . 9 Town Hall Tonight. 10 News Flashes. 10:15 Palm Beach ('ate Orch:. 10:30 Hotel Sir Fran cis Drake Orch.. 11 Bal Tabarln Cafe Orch.. 11:30 Florentine Gardens. By MILTON BRONNER NEA Service Staff Correspondent ROME, March 20 Andre MaUT ois, French Academician, once wrote a book which made a hit with the English "The Silences of Colonel Bramble." But right now it is the strange silences of Duce Benito Mussolini which are in triguing the people of Europe. It was announced that, at tlif conclusion of a meeting of the Fascist Grand Council in Rome, the Duce would make an import ant speech. His silence was 24 carat gold. Later, at two or three other functions, the report was wide spread that the Duce would de liver a speech which would make Europe sit up and take notice. Nothing happened. British Press Hopes This oratorical self-denial, this swallowing of words unuttered, has given rise to a lot of wishful thinking in a certain part of the weekly London press. They write as if the Duce and Hitler were al most on the outs. They talk about the Duce being in a fury. The hint is that Hitler is not keen about Mussolini's demands upon France for Djibouti, the sea port of French Somaliland in East Africa, and for the French pro tectorate of Tunis in North Africa. One very immediate cause for Mussolini's unwillingness to dis turb the world in the last days of February and first days of March has been Ihe death of Pope Pius XI, necessitating the election of a new head of the Roman Catholic Church. The Duce is a keen ba rometer when it comes to the feel ings of the Italian people. He knows the overwhelming majority are loyal and faithful to the Church. So he also knew, with the Church in mourning, that it would be a very bad time to start upsetting Europe with the fear of a posible war. Whatever joint pressure Musso lini and Hitler may have con ceiled to bring upon France and Britain, there is pretty apt to be a respite until Ihe end of March. By that time Pope Pius XII will have taken full hold of his great office and will probably have pre sided at some great religious cere monies. A British mission to dis cuss ways and means of avoiding a clash for markets between Ger many and Britain will also have about completed its visit to Ger many. However, March 26, which marks the 20th anniversary of Fascism, will give II Duce another opportunity to break his silence. U. S. Provides An Obstacle Within the past few weeks n new element has also entered lo disturb the calculations of the dic tators Roosevelt and Congress. The proposed sale of large num bers of airplanes to France and England, the huge defense bill al ready passed by an overwhelming majority by the House of Repre sentatives, the growing press crit icism of the belligerent attitude of the totalitarian states all these things have been weighed in Ber lin and Rome. The developments in America may not finally stop the plans of the dictators. But they have al ready slowed up the time-table. Cottage Grove Organizes Road Group COTTAGE GROVE, March 21. (Special) Mayor Cleo More lock of Cottage Grove was elected president of the Highway Im provement association at its meet ing Monday night, at which citi zens of south Lane and north Douglas organized to discuss plans. To seek improvement of the Pa cific highway from Creswell to Drain, and to seek immediate building of the proposed re-routing through the city of Cottage Grove. A, W. Helliwell was chosen vice president and Vina Randall elect ed secretary. The group decided to have a membership drive. The next meeting will be April 4. PLAN ENTERTAINMENT CRESWELL, March 21. (Spe cial) Mrs. L. C. Goheen and Mrs. George Hayes will supply entertainment for the social hour of the regular meeting of Honor Rebekah lodge Wednesday eve ning. Mrs. Margaret K. Warner will have the special number for the good of the order. PAID SEATTLE, March 21. () Robert Cameron Campbell, 34, sen man, was sentenced to life impris onment after his conviction by a jury yesterday of first degree kidnaping. UPSET OREGON CITY, March 21. (P) -The Tualitin river near Hazelia LAST TIMES TONITE ROBERT "WHITE TAYLOR BANNERS" "THF with CROWD CLAUDE ROARS?" RAINS WEDNESDAY ONLY! r'-iVfsiR with- BRUCE CABOT BEVERLY ROBERTS TOMMY RYAN -March 21, was dragged today bv sheriffs' deputies after discovery of the de serted ooat ol Morris K.nutson, 64, Stafford, a crawfisherman for 50 years. OBJECTION J U G E N E (To the Editor) Your paper just informed us that Mr. Kennedy went to Rome to represent us at the coronation of Pipe Pius XII. I feel that this action is a viola tion of the fundamental principle of the separation of church and state. I believe that as many as pos sible of us should write to the president, to our congressman, J. R. Mott, to Senators Holmim and McNary, protesting this action. We should do it now, before we have an ambassador from the Vatican at Washington, and ours at the Vatican. Sincerely, MARTIN P. SIMON. MORE WORK, LESS WAR PORTLAND, March 21. (P Supply more jobs and there will be less war talk, counseled Robert C. Graham, vice president of the Graham-Paige Motor corporation, Detroit, here yesterday. The white potato consists of 75 per cent water, 12 to 15 per cent starch, 2 to 2',2 per cent protein matter, and a small amount of ash. Twenty-eight per cent of gaso line costs go for federal, state and city taxes. liLt n. 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Ore. Lost and Pound ll LOST Ladies' AlliR.itor purse ninametie oetween 8th al uroaaway. Liocral reward. 1024. LOST Old red hound near June. Lie. Nn. 2506. Reward. C. Harlow. Rt. 3. Eugene. LOST Man's size. Bold WalthJ wrist watch. "Bobby'' eneratf on Dana, under i ct. Hog. Cual Transportation tl LOWEST FARES Portland. O. W. S1.85; R. T Leave Eugene 8 a. m.. 2, 5:50 San Francisco SO.OO; R. T. Sill Los Angeles, $12: R. T. S21.60J DOLLAR BUS LINES 4fl F. Broadwav Pnnnel Real Estate for Sale 200 Real Estate tor Sale 20 8 TO 10' : NET INCOME From Close in desirable two family house. Taxo all paid for 191 Owner leaving, offers at cut price, S38DU. Kcntai v.nue fau a i A FINE CHICKEN PLACE Nirp home. 7 mis., bath, fireplace. Poultry houses fm' 2000 hd Well Innitpri rlosp in. An ideal settinE for chickens and a ve desirable home, close to fine school. Can be bought much beld cost. SAM RUGH REALTY CO. trion ir,ll..,lln Phorr! in a rni i.rr.K rnFRT 54O0I We believe Ibis is Ihe best buyl a large home site in the wnj -,ii ... ri,.t,-t Parliai VUIirKL" v..n:.-k v.,..,.- timbered and partially open M lias a spiennm eusi ,c",; gene. The price is only SKW I rrt,. n,o tinlp tract. . ideal homesite and a splenj place for horses. Owner has W us we may sen nan u " i tract. Of course there is a J0( road and city hems- ... See MR. KINNFA with Drnnnti Settlement ASH. 81 "en A n..l, fr,,- :ir 25 A. crops, family orchard. M V i i..,,.o rhir-kpnhtXfl milk liouse. wood shed and baj 8 tons hay. 8 nean cus. I in' K- tnos. acres of out range. Pnce Sill a c cL-r.it nn T.nrane. I Ol'V . . i - - -r9 " DON'T MISS THIS BARGAIN! Lot 7BX1B0, uveao e nuu,sa garden soil, city lisMrVJ Taxes S3 for $250 or $150 do bal. si" per month, c. J-Al temii Real Estate, 282 vi CLOSE IN SUBURBAN HOME 7 Rooms, strictly modern; base ment, furnace, fireplace. Double plumbed. Large size, corner lot. All landscaped. Double garage. A real sacrifice price $3750. Very easy terms. E. H. PETERSON CO. 81 W. Broadway Ph. 942 WE Have two highway restaurant properties for sale. Both attrac tively priced and located. Glad to show them to you by appoint ment. RODMANS (Member Realty Bd.) 820 Willamette Ph. 2267 CHOICE 20 acres imp. river bot tom land. Excel, chicken farm. 3 A. peaches. 5 A. alfalfa, fine for filberts. Consider trade. N. J. Berscheidt, 4 mi. E. Spr.. Jasper Rd, SEVEN ACRES just outside city limits. Liveable partly finished 5-room house, city lights, $1250: $200 cash. $10 per month. C. F. HYDE REALTY CO. 727 Willamette Ph. 741 REAL ESTATE. Sales'," Rentals, Property Management. LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO 22 E. 8th Ave. Ph. 98 Robert w, Potter. Mgr. Prop, Dept. A NEW HOME in Anion and Men nes addition is safe, sound in vestment. See us about lots, plans and FHA loans. 942 Oak. 20 ACRES Santa" Clara dist! Would subdivide; 8 and 5-room house: fruit, nuts, good garden soil. Inq 846 Olive. 8 ACRES on Wi llametfe" highway, 4-room house, barn and chicken house. Louis Clingenpecl, one mile east of Goshen. Ff RMS.7with income. Univ. Dist. 2 baths. Partly furnished. $3300, Paul Campbell. Realtor. Ph. 3366 OR 11 acre general farm bet. Santa Clara and Irving. H. Bur gess, R. 1. Box 531. Eugene. CHOICE building lot in Univ. Heights dist. for sale cheap. Cash or terms. Ph. Owner, 306. SANTA' CLARA" distT 9"A". mod. home. Take car. part cash, bal ance easy. Reg. -Guard 939. 30 investment per year, duplex. Well located. Only $800. L. E. Hodges. H28 Will. 'j A. 4-room house, partly built. Terms. Use car. Pat Collins, 660 Filmore. 94 A. river bottom: 30 A. under cult. Good barn, fair house, 3 mi. E. of Jasper. W. D. Glaspey. H. N. Traxler, Real Estate, Farms exchanges & ir.su ranceCresw" 69i Will. -REAL ESTATE-Ph. 912 W, K. STRIKER ' SCHIM. Real Estate, 282 r .. c ,v i. a mi r AT ALU r r,r, fw." CM Lompicie oEuurj " -T :j Farms. Prices, Pictures, i"l valuable crop information. Oregon settiemcni - r-rr-t AT C 25 A. good road. app. o 0 wood! Fine bottom soil l cleared: also large good hottjl Creswell. $sau: ,""'.,,1 Farms and homes from $IW $30,000. Many '" """'Sr (U u m tr.w-T.KR. Creswell. OB . ,', it A-..ti. nf overpay i 'Vved highway. modern house. - 'rage S1 en house P.C.V-U1C- ---J35J nice fruit trees, rm 1 terms $300 cajn a' ' FOR-SALE-room mod. ho4 Real Estate-Wa? -j CAL1FORNI A cl I el 1 1 $e LreTanTomM I RODMANS, I twern. j 820 Wtllamct'e I - J Real Estate for Trad J i -it., iMiai in rur iwu taiiuij " "vi. clear, w, for Eugene property, c'w Q Hudkins. RetiltorSa , Hustness Opportunities FOR SALE-SawmUl U & equipment ' . ..jtins. f d8vni"w:&'1,t Guard 933.