Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, August 21, 1939, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight. Eugene Markets Eugene Markets "Lit.! nr no rhnnt tn lorl mr.Vt prle- wrrm found Monday. The prire Hit follow: roiiiritT (BotIdi Priest) Colored hen. 4 1o 81. IH'iC Colored hen. over ft'i hi. .ll'c Lirhorn hen, 3'i lh. nd up--S'ifi lfhorn hem. under 3'i Ins. . 7'ic Lerhorn uprlngt, over 2 Ihv .W'tC Ilthorn -spring, under 2 Inn. ll'.c Colored pringi Va Ibj, and up 1 1 a c fttaffl S"jc Cock - . 5Mic BtTTTEHFAT (Boring Prlcif) nrrt anility imaxlmum of .8 of 1 pr rent rldl . .23r Premium quality imaxlmum of $ or I per rent -ri1i . .24- Second quality 21c BCITTPR fWholeiile Prleeii Cartons If tllrher) A rrada, lb. , 27'ic B r.de, lb. 28 '-ic CHEESE Lof. ilnflei. h. Loaf. In ca lott. lb. Trlpi, ilnjlle. lb. .. ..13c TrJpi. to ciu lot ..He rnr.n n-,ln Prlre Grade A 1rjf( . ?lr Grade R lrgt 17''if Grade A medium ,. 16' f Grade A medium . 1 V ',r Grade A mnll 7'c (Pi el fie Co-Op I'rlrei to Retallen) Carlo m or (V --! Iota U axtra Grade A ovorlze ..-.Me Grade A lam- -.... Sir Grade A medium ., ,,- Grade A niall ....r Grade B lare .. vir- Grace C lnrtf ..iac Gradfl C large. . , . , n- Che 10c WOOL Valley lon 2Sc 22r -20c I-imb and coarse Short Rprlng clip Short -20c Beef Kip Calf Dry , Jni wool pelta Short wool pelts .... f CASCARA Cascara. lb. GR APR ROOT Oregon grape r'tot. lb -TAf.l.OW No. l4ct No. 2.. .3ci No. II 2c GRAINS Wneat, white, bushel , , , . , 88c Wheat, red. bushel flflr White oats ton . ?0-2l Gray oats, ton f-" Barley, ton .$20 HAT Otis and vetch hav. ton 110 Alfalfa, ton ' VrOETAItl.M. FRiriTM fnat-lng Prices Arer, for No, I Produce) Snlnarh lb. , j Pot a toes, lb. "e lleets. dot. bururhaa -.2.".c .fl. 30c lettuce, crata -, ... Carrots, dor. .... . Cabbage, lb. , ,2c Turnips, dor. bunches Mte Ical hothouie ciicumhers, do..00c 1 Green onions, dot. bunches -.10c Asparagus, crate ,,.tL f 9 Strawberries, crate . . .., .... Teas. lb. . ,. u- Cabbage, lb. Rhubarb, crate Radishes, rloz. bunches , Zucclnl iQi:ash. lb. .... California Elhertai. flat Jslsrkherrlos, crata ..... . Youngherrifi. crate Roysenherrles. rrate . Raipnerrle. crate . V 80c 35rj Sc 77c 1.2A 1.80 4r Cherries. Ih. ... String beans, lb, Wax beans, lb. . L Tomatoe. flat .... S9c ' Corn. dor., ears r , , , , . .I--Cauliflower, crate ....tl.2S Table Queen snuatli. 3 for . .. Onions, dog. hunches . . . w- Curunihers. do.. 2Ac l!liitH NOW PLAYINGII A dramatic ro mance thai will 1 ihlne In your , memory lor everl Filmed ' against the 1 glory and qran- i deur oi lack London's un- ! I tamed North ! counlryl FACK LONDON'S WITH JOHN CARROLL MOVITA PLUS d- 111 f 'v m KV""v " A,M 5v-' ij y Short 11 ' Subject Steady Public Market Blue Pmin plum are teeri 1n he Publtr market and thev were refli(ipii Monday at , rent a pound. Crbapple have abo appeared and the price w ntx pounds for a quarter. The price lint at the market follows: RETAIL PRICE VegeUblas Cabbara. lb. Radiliei, bunch 5c; tor ..Ite CahbaKe. lb. Spinach, lb. Green onlnni. 3 bunches for 10c New potatoei, 10 Ibi. ."c Hothouia tomatoe. lb. 25c and ... 3fc llothouia cucumber, lb. .,. , , 10c-22c Whltt btam. 4 lbs. for , 2c Rhubarb. 4 Ibi. for head lelture. 3 for Aparaifuii. lb. lOct S for Pea i. 4 Ibi. for - Carroti. Jt bunchea for Green beana. 4 lb. - Celery, bunch String beam, lb. 3ci 4 for Green Deoneri lb. -10c .2Se Been In bulk, 2c th : bunchas, 3 or 10c Front Strawberries. 3 boxea for 2j0 nd2fte (roooe perries. 4 for n;mpberrie9, 2 boxes . 2"V Pie cherrlei. b. Currants. 3 boxes for . ,M yixanberrleii. box niackcaps. box lOet 3 for 2Hc Voungberrles. box ftc tlnvsenherrles. 4 boxes for zAc Peaches, basket 20-2.e Annleir. 7 Ibi. - 2.1c Blur Damson plums, lb. - . Sr Crahapples, 8 lbs. 25c eggs ifumboi , ,3e Mediums 24c Poultrr Heavy hens, lb, I.iKlit hem. lb. Fryers, lb. ... HIieellaneoDs rilber It. lb. ISc -15-25f 20c 30c JSC 10c 10c 28c Walnuts. IK Horseradish, lb. Rabbits, drefsed. lb. Rauerk-aut. lb. Popcorn, lb. ... Watercress, bunch Butter, lb. Portland List PORTIAND. Ore.. Aug. 21 AP) Butter: Prints A made. -Rc pound In parchment wrappers. 0c pound In car tons; II grade, 27c In parchment wrap pers; 28c In enrtons. But tcrfat First quality, maximum ot 8 of I per cent acidity, delivered Portland. 24'1-2-V valley route and country points. 2c Irss or 23c premium quality, maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity I 'ic more than first oiwlltv 2c U'tt than first ntialltv rheese selling price to Portland re tailers; TlM.imook triplets. 10c lb.; loaf. 2th- lb. i f. o. b. prices to wholesalers: Triplets. 17c lb.; loaf. IBc lb. Eggs Wholesalers' buying prices: AA, 22o dor.; A. 20u dor.; B larie Hc do..: A. medium. 18c dot).: A, smalt. 17c do.: selling price to retailers generally 2c dor. higher. Live poultry Bitvlne nrlces: Lec- hnrn broilers. 13 cents pound: colored springs, 3 h. and over, 14-l.V lb.; ; horn hens, over Vi llw.. lO-IO'.c: L horn hens, under 31 lbs. O'c: colored bens to 4 lh.. 14c; over ft lbs.. He; 1 No. 2 grade, 4c lb less. I Turkeys Selling prices: liens. 22-23c I Ib.l toms. 13-1 lie lb. Buvlna orlces- lb.: toms, .-2:io lb. Buylnn prices: 1 crcp hens. 21c lb.: toms. 20-21c lb. I Country mcntt Sellln- price to retail. ers: Countrv-kllled hogs, best butchers, under 18n h.. !-!)', r lb.: ealer. He pound: iighi and thin, lo-tlc pound; heavy. 9-)Oc lh.; spring tambs, l.T.-Hc: vearllng lambs. 10-t2c lh.: ewes. R-8c lb: cutter rows, 7-Rc lh ranner rows. 7-ac lh.; bull, in.- )h New Pot atnes Yakima Gems. SIM) cwo.i loriil white. 7ft. 85c orange box. Potatoes Deschutes Gems. $1.73 cental. Nevy notaloe Yak linn Gems. 31 40 cwt.i Incal white. 7.1-00c orange box. Onion Walla Walla. 80-8.V acki Oie. Hermurtiis, 3i-4c lh. Wool Nominal. Willamette vallev me dium. ffSo pound t coarse and braids. 2.V.8c lh.; eastern Oregon. 18-21ci six mrtnths fleece, 20-2.Vr. Mohair Nominal. .18, 25e lh. Cascara bark Uuvlns nrtce tu.ta ni 4o lb. Hops IB. 18 clusters. 9ti.5S.ct rnei 23c. Hay Selling nrlea to retailers Alflf- No. 1. $18 ton: oat.vetrli Sll tn.- clover. $11 ton; timothy, Eastern Ore- on siv; same, vallev. $14 ton. Port land. MIOAR ANTt rLOI'R PdltTI A wn it.- A..- i. . . -.. Sugar Men y and trull, 100s. il.PO; cane "--us truing price citv ne- Hvery. I to 2A-lb, lots: Kainilv patents. 4ls. ?.7.V6.I5: baker s' hard whita net .10-S.2SJ bakers' hlueslem. 4. 7.1-3. Oft; tended wheat flour. 4.93-5 10; .soft heat. 4 33.4.40; suituim. 4s, 4 50- hole wheat, 4i. 4.U3 bbl. PORTI AMI GRAIN POtlTI A M 11 II,. ..... ... . . Gtmn: Whei ' ' Nenl .-peiv firt',; high. p.H',t l,,w close. hH'( Me.- . open MS: hisli us' i..... rl.t an1 t ash et O tis N ? IS II. "t All v,. .18-1 h. ,iav. 2.-O.I ' Hariri - N,i 2. 4.V1b H W . 18 00 foin- No. 2. r. Y. shipment. j .V No I n. 1 , i v he.it i hid i : Sufi White. 7(',j western white, 7("i: eslein ir.l, B' Haul iri ttmter t,1iiM,v, M- P-r -nt, M, 11 Pe rent, fi'l. U Per tfnt. I': It per t-ml, IV Hat'd white-Bt mdiiMM 70',; i' e, rent. 7H',. l, P-, 7) ,,p, eot unriU'Urd Torltvs re.e-pu- Whfst. Ill; hr. v. 3, floiu. It, oats, I. iintHeeil, . rnitri Avn 1 1 istot k lnri.NIV Oie . Aug 21 ..AP V S MeiU A, i.n . Wsl 1 to M.kr, uneven, opened ir and m.ue hif1., i..- i :S up (J.Htd to (inner irti its ,, .(,,... cuiv 7 Mi- ..ii.,..! i.... .. .... 2;iO-V7H lh "butchei ' ami most ' 't-ghi H.htwetghl un,le, ltchtw eiehtt: r-arliMg -leads 1. hichrt; 'o,t t,. cl'iM,e f rede is 8 P-7 ? f'sitle -s'stile 2 ii dual :ist cu-v o MstWei -.-11V- ... t ... .. . tttsn r i idisv, ftiliv' t,ix e l?t Cm. Young to ,M up Kervilf' tee", tf (rti sh..i f-i, ft ;.s ),.,, ,,t ; sis.. leers l(Vi-T; pari l,.d f ; n,,in --sdrs do-ii i,s av f.iocHns . r-s hnife's i HV t',"et frd cows 4 1V5 0O. rrt.wt ' beef . TV'tV lirifert mt t.i a' t...n. 8?M. ch.H.e ve.ileis mo,tiv uv Sherp -.il.shte I..MV; tout ,ihhi, sy,.w 0 Today f ERROL FLYN1I DODGE CITY LIVI DeHAVILLAND ANN SHERIDAN SUsfWTEMPli i -i.e. ' - to 2 lower; good to choice iprln lamb moti IV i.w; msiturn nr feedert warre: food to choice shorn lamh W: odd yearling 5 00; slaiuth ter ewes 200-300. (HK'AI.O GRAIN rilffAGO. Ami. 21 APt The Furo. pen pnlMn-rfl titualloii prmoked a wave of buving m H-e world jrrain market iodv. giving wheat price here tbeir be! upturn in several months. Gain here amounted to at much as two rents a bushel at one hagf put the market absorbed profit taking on the upturn that caused frequent reactions. Winnipeg price were up more t,han two rents while gains in European markets reached alout a rent. Export rlrcles reported that the first rates of U. S. wheat under the new subsidy program had been authorized but this was not confirmed before the market rloed. Wheat rimed at the day's highs. I.'.. Z't higher than Saturday, Wheat: Sent., open. 87,'.,i; high, M': tow. 7; rloe. (A't-'t. D-.c, open, T.-.7'i; htrh, 89; Jpw. 88'; cloe. 87'-88. May. open. M'i-87'; high. M1.: low. close. 87's'.. flllfAGO IJVEftTOCK CHICAGO. Aug. 21. "APl U. S. Dept. Agr.l Salable hogs 11.000; total 15, 000; butchers strong to 10 higher than Friday' average; sows 10-20 higher; top 8 80; bulk good and choice 180-240 lbs. 8.33-50; 240-270 lb. 8.15-55; 270-300 lbs. 3.80-6.25: light butchers sows no to 3.50; mot 270-VW lbs. 5.25-35: 300-350 lbs. 4 85-3.30: 380-1 bs. Up 4.50-5.00. Salable cattle 14.000; salable calve I .'; strictly good and rhoice lieht steera and heifers yearlings sledv: undertone and early sale comparable medium weight and heavy steers 15-25 lower; mixed yearlings 10.00; heifer, mostly 0.50 down: weighty steers 0.73; bulk crop eligible 8.5O.0.75: cows steady; cutter and common grades 4.50-5.75: bulls strong; practical top 685; vealert barely steady; hulk 10,00 down: few selects 10.50; slockers and feeders steady. Salable nheep fl.000; tola! 9.500: mar ket slow; spring Inmb 15-25 lower than Friday; natives to packers 8.00-25; hulk around 8. 15: early top to small killers 8 33: best held higher; good 8.00-25: good yearlings 6 50: native slaughter ewen 2.25-3.25; few good 74 lbs. feeding lambs 8.00. H08TON WOOL BOSTON. Aug. 2I.IAP' V. S. Dept Agr i Demand for wool in Boston con tinued very dull todav and onlv an occasional buyer ho wed any Interest. Sale consisted mostly of small lots of original bag fine territory wools n coded for Immediate use at 88-60 cents, scoured baslp, for wools of (food French comb ing length and at 67 cents for wools of average French combing length. New York Markets NF.W YORK. Aug. 21. APi New F.urnpean wiir fears availed the s'jvk inai ket today and drove down lerrs l to more than 3 point, many lo low est n notation sine early .Jul v. Dealings speeded up for a brief Inter val at tlie start, with motors and steels changing hands in blocks of 1.000 to 4,000 shares. The pace slackened there after and closing prices were a point or so above the bottom In many c,ses. Transfer for the five hours approxi mated 8M.0OO shares. Overnight headlines apparently scour ed speculative sentiment, bringing the opinion from continental sources a show-down for hostilities or peace was likely this week. War staples put on a burst of Mrrnjtth but oilier commodities were mixed. Stock h under pressure the greater part of the day were IF, S. Steel, Bethle hem, Chrysler, General Motors. Atnrrl can Telephone. U. S. Rubber. Goodyear. Grent Northern. Union Pacific. Ixf(, Amnican Can, Du Pout, and Westing house. Adams Express B1: Air Reduction SOS. Alaska Juneau 7; Al Client A- Pve- jftl: Allied Stores 7V American Can 05: Am Fug Tile a1?: Am For Power 2'.: Am Power A- Light 4; Am Pad Std San !'; Am Roll Mil I.V.; Am Smelt A Pef 4.V. Am Tel A Tel 161',; Am Tob ' B" 7; Am Water Works (P.: Am Sine I. A: S 4': Anaconda 23',: Armour 111 V: Atchison 23 Auburn Auto I Rarnsdall 1P: Bait A- Ohio 4: Rendlx Avia ?Pi Beth Steel 34'; Boeing Aim 18; Borden 20; Borge-Warner 22; Budd Mrg. 4's. Calif Packing 16: Callahan Z I, : Calumet Hec .y: Canadian Pacific 3: Cae J h 87': Cat Tractor 4?1,: Celanese 22'.: Cert-Teed 5'i; ChesapcikC A Ohio 31: Chrysler 761.: Col Gas A Kl fla; Com'l Solvents 0',; Com tnonwlth At South l1.; Consol Aircraft 17; Consul Fdison 30' ; Consul Oil pJ; Conl'l Can 3a: Corn Product ,'iO's: Crown -ellerhach 0'; Curtis Wryjht 4.i Doug Aircraft 82: Dupont de N I.VT.: r.astn,p Kodak 1631,; F.l Pow Ar Lt 7',: Kne R R I: General Kleclrlc "Vj; (Jeneral Food" 44': Gen G A HI "A" ; Genera! Motors Vti fiiltfUe fi ' ; r; rnd y e a i Tue 3 1 ; C. t Nor R v pfd ?"V Hecker Prod It Holland Furnace .'15' i . Hudson Motors r; I Minnie Central 10V lnP Copper 10. nt llnnester ,V': tnt Nick Can 46S: li.l Pap Ac P pfd 28'.; hit Tel A- Tel ',; John Man ville HI1,; Kennecott 32'; Lib O Ford 44; l.igg Myris "IV U7'j; Lorw'i 40',; Long -Bell "A" 2; l.orlUard iPi 251,: Montgotiirrv Ward 47J: Nash-Kelv 3'.: N.M'1 Biscuit 23.; Natl Cah 16: Natl Dairy Prod 13. Natl Dist 23: Natl Pow A- Lt 8',; N Y Central 12V Norlh Amer Co 21V Notlhern Pacific 7X; Ohio Oil 6V Oils Sterl 8V P.c Amer Fih ,V; Pac Ch A- F1 I'j: Pacific -i A- Tel -; Par kjtrd Motor .iit; iMI)ev i,l ("i ; IVnni B R 1rl PLelp, Dodge .Ifl',; Phillips pet v.v, Pio.-tor A- Gamble n'(l ptssed Sieel ( 6',: Pub Set N -t V. rilhpan M't. Radto Vi; R.iyooier 7',; Raxoyier pfd : Hem R.ind II: Republic Steel U': Rrsnold-. Tub "B" 38V Richfield Oil 7; S.tfew.iv Store 40; Sears Roe-hiu-k 74 V Shell Union 10'n : Socpnv Vacuum 10'.; Sou Cal FdUon 37; Southern Pacific 11 V Siandani Hr.itt1s SUnd-ud fias A- Fl S'nnd Oil Calif 'MV Stand Oil Ind 21. Stand Oil N .1 .IT. Stone A hter OV Stud hkei ft V Sunshine Mining fl V Sup u I',. Texas Coip 3.1V Teav Gulf Sulplmr "T'l; Videw tei Asso ml 0 V Titnkru Roll He st mg t'J; Ti aMsiweMcs Union Carbide 7,',: Umon Oil Cshf ir. Union Pacifir 07' United Ain-raft .11 Unfed Airline OV United ( otpois'tou t ; United Fruit 73 V United Gs Imp IV.: U S Indus! Alcohol li,; U S Hut-Mer 37',: U S Rubber ptd KVl'i. U S Sleet 44V Vanadium !,; Wal wottli 4': Warner Picluir 4V We. Inn Vnci 21: Wesltimbouse W)',; White Molur 7V Vothvorth 4fl'-j. Monday Radio KRt ruin ll.'rt K11rrrle I M 11 til St-linn f Nt nrV) 1 p in Usui Det-ker nr-het'- 3 13 Shsftei PvKei. M llm W-her'i l" m. ei t tVctiest.fl. Se-en ler. 6 F.ewes! ilvng m Town a l Moie'n Melodies. 6 id P.ik"' of Melodv 6 4 New. 7 I Want a .lolv 7 13 Ametican I e.imi Auxihaiy 7 W Une Ranger, ft ii.li ty .iHines nn-nestra. a ,ii Fnric Mndt uuei-fl's Orvht-sti a Srf. 9 Johnnie Da Is' On liett a t) :n F erett H.Mgland's tiicbestta, V FliMrm l-wiv J'. n tex ti'.imond' O'chestr. in ,m GiAo-d Van", Onhetr. 11 Paul IKOVlij 1IFDY l.AMARR KUHKKT TAYI.OK In "LADY OF THE TROPICS" "THEY COME llh Ml JOHNSON TOM NfcAL - m i m 1 THE REGISTER-GUARD, Pendar'l' Orchestra. 11:30 Henry Klo' Orcheitra, 11:45 Our Quartet. KOIN Portland f)(0 KHoe-eles iCBS Network) 5 p. m. Man About Hoi v wood.' ?:3r) Cruy imDarrioB urcnesira, o ho nils Is Radio. 6:30 Blondie. 7 Amoi' 'n' Andy, 7:15 Melodies. 7:30 Model Min strels. 8 Tune Up Time. 8:30 News and Reviews. 8:45 Freddie Martin Orchestra. 9 Baker Theater Players, "Jane Fyre." 9:30 Ted Weems Orchestra. 9:45 Cmra Club. 10 Five Star Final. 10:15 Ni.hl cap Yarns. 10:30 Freddie Martin Orch estra, 11 Will Osborne Orchestra. 11:30 Archie Bleyer Orchestra. KOAC Corv.llls 850 Kilocycles 6 p. m. Dinner Concert, 6:15 News. 6:30 Farm Hour. Agriculture as Viewed By Oregon Editors. 6:4,') Market and Crop Reports, weather Forecast. 7 Soil Conservation Service, 7:30 Music, 8 British Isles Travelogue. 8:15 Misic. 8:30 Guard Your Health, 8:45 Mtutc of the Masters. KGW Portls-d ?0 Kllrjryrle (NBC Red Network) 5-00 p. m. Star of Today, 5:30 Horace Heidi orrh.; 6:00 Carnation Contended Hour. 6:30 Senatlons and Swing. 7:00 Fred Waring's Pennsylvamans, 7:15 Arm chair Cruises. 7:30 Voice of Firestone, 8:00 Pennsylvania Hotel orrh.: 9:00 Haw thorne House. 9:30 Hotel Biltmore orrh,; 10:00 News Flashes. 10:15. Blue Mrjon light. 10:30 S. F. Exposition orch.. 11:00 News. 11:15 Tommy Harris, 11:30 Mid night Reflections. KFX Tarllsnd 1IS0 Kllnrs-eles (NI1C Blue Network 5:00 p, m. Magir Key of RCA. 8 on Westchester Country Club orrh., p:.to Aloha Ijind. 6:45 Freshest Thing in Town, 7:00 Frank Watanabe, 7:15 Hplel Rlltmore Trio. 7:30 Order of Adventur ers. 8:00 NBC. 8:15 News. 8:30 Stadium Philharmonic Concerts. 9:00 The Pines orch., 9:30 Horace Lapp orch., 8:45 Nixon Restaurant orch.. 10:00 Musical Fantesfe. 10:30 Uptown Ballroom orch., 11:00 Paul Varson, organist, 11:45 Sports Final. Tuesday Radio KORF. Eugene H'.'A Kilocycles (Mutual-Don Lee Network) 7:00 a. m. Early Bird: 7;45 Morning Devotional. 8:00 Sons of tne Pioneers. 8:13 Haven of Rest. 8:45 News and Music, 9:00 Hawaii Calls. 0:30 Melpdv Mart, 9.45 Home Tints. 10:00 News md Music. 10:15 Hit Tunes. 10:32 Mort Franklin, 10:45 Betty Stone, 11:00 Marv Elizabeth Brockerman. 11:15 Three Quarter Time. 11:30 Paul Decker's orch., 11:45 Texas Jim Lewis. 12:00 News. 12:15 p. m. What Lane County Thinks. 12:30 Singln Sam, 12:45 Richard Love's orch., 1:00 Western Serenade. 1.15 Lot's Dance. i:30 Hits or the Day. 1:45 At Your Command, 2:30 Ma Perkins. 2:45 At Your Command. 3:00 Feminine Fan cies. 3:30 Cotton Situation. 3:45 Ne.ws. 4:00 Goldman Band concert, 4 :30 Bruno Rahinoff. 5:00 p. ni. Don Orlando's- orrh.. 5:15 Shaffer Parker. 5:30 Hawaii Calls. 5 45 Green Hornet, 6:15 Sunrise Serenade. 6:30 pop concert. 6:45 News. 7:0 Eyrie Madriguera s orch.. 7:15 Singing Strings, 7:30 Hollywood Night Club. 7:45 Dick Jurgens orch., 8:00 Hollywood Laff A Swing club, 8:30 Random Thoughts. 8:45 Joe Reich man's orch.. 9:00 News, 9:15 Bernie Kane's orch.. 9:30 , Muzzy MarceMno's orch.. 9:45 Fullon Lewis, Jr.. 10:00 Henry King's orch.. 10:30 Joh.my Cacales" orch., 1 1 :00 Garwood Van's orch.. 11:30 Paul Pcndarvis' orch., 11:45 W. P. A. KOAC Corvatlls 550 Kllncyelr 0:00 a. m. Today's Programs, 0:03 Honjemakers' Hour. 10:00 Weather fre- cast, 10:01 Music. 10:30 Monitor Views the News. 10:45 Music. 11:00 Variety. 11:30 Music of the Masters. 12:00 Ne.ws. 12:15 p. m. Farm Hour F. C. MuUen. county agent. Linn county, 12:30 Mar ket and crop reports, weather forecast. 6:0') p, m. Dinner Concert. 6:15 Nuws. 6:30 Farm Hour Agriculture Bf viewed by Oregon Editors. H:4." Market and crop reports, weather forecast. 7 05 H A. Lindgren. OSC Extension Animal Hus bandman. "Market Lambs and De velopment In the Sheep Industry." 7:30 Music. 8:00 Song of Arahv, with com ment bv Dr. Krma Gordon. 8:15 Bpok of the Week, 8:30 Guard Your Heajth. 8:43 Music of the Masters. KOIV Portland fHO KMnevrle (CBS Network) 6:13 a. m. Market report.":. 6:20 KOIN Klnck. 7:45 News, 8:00 Breakfast Bugle. 8:15 When a Gtr Marries. 8:30 Romance of Helen Trent, 8:45 Our Gal Sunrjav, 9:00 Goldbergs, 9:15 Life Can Be Beauti ful. 9:30 Consumer News. 0:45 M'.lkv Way. 10:00 Big Sister. 10:13 Rral ..ife Stone. 10:30 Harvev Harding, sinr.mc organit. 10 45 Tune Time. 11 on This and That. 11:30 Storv of a Song. 11:43 News, 12 00 Pretty Ktttv Kellv. 12:13 p. m. Mvrt and Marge. 12.10 Hilltop House. 12:43 Stepmother, 100 Sr utter good. Brines. I 15 P' Susan. 1 3n Singm' Sam. 15 March of Gsmes. 2 on Fletcher Wiley. 215 Hello Again, 2 ,v Fnnch Light orrh . 2 15 Newspaper of the Air. 3 30 Second Husband. 4 00 Human Adventure. 3:00 p. m. Dance Tune. 5:13 Shadows. 3:30 Benny Goodman's orch,: 6 00 Cas t titans. 6:30 H. V. Kultenbnrn. (r43 Clark Ross, songs, 7:00 Amos "n" And". 7:13 Sheo Fields orch.. 7:30 I .eon F. Drews, organist. 7:43 U. S. Government Reports, 8:00 Ben Bernie orch.: 8:30 We. the People. 0 00 Carvel Craig orrh.. 9 70 Sport Mirror. 9 45 Carvel Craig orch 10 00 Five Star Final, 10:13 Ni.ht cap Yarns, in 30 Freddie Mai tin on h,. 1100. wm Osborne orch., 11:30 Archie Blever orch. now rrti.-4 0 Klle'ieUs im Red Netwnrhl 6 30 a m Sunrise Serenade 7 on Ne- 7 15 Trail BU;ers. 7 43 Sam Bas es. 8 00 Manoir Ricbheu orch.. 8 15 The O'Ne.ilt. 8 30 Star of Todav. 8:30 40 Arlin-Jrm Tune Signal fl oo Hotel Lexington orrh 0 15 Three Rome. 0 .10 Meet Mis Jijha. 0-43 Dr. Kirte, in on Ilellv A- Bob. 1? I Arnold Grimm's Daughter, in .in Vat. ant l.ad-v. 10 43 Hvrpn of All Chun .i-, lion Story of Marv Martin. U 13 Ma Prk1ns tl .to P-pper Young Fsjotlv. 1145 Guiding Light. 17 on Backs'.aBe Wife 12 15 p m Stella TVI., 12 10 VI" A Ssde. 13 43 Midstream, I on Orgn C.op. cert, i n Ssos' B.llroom orch. J TO Si of Tomorro-i-, 2 on NBC prom 3 15 T I-v 4 M' 1erv, ? .10 Magaime of the Air, 3 on Fasv Ace. 3 IS Mr. Keen, Tracer of t osi Persons. 3 30 News. 3 43 Hotel P.srk Central orch . 4 ) U. S. Armv Hand. 4 ;10 Kuerne Contey. tenor, 4 45 F.ves of the World. 5 on p. m. Artie Shaw orch.. 3:30 Atec Templelon. 6 00 Mr District AHorrjev. fl 30 Uncle Walter" Doghouse. 7 OO Kre-i Warmg' Penosv !v antsn. 713 Oujck Silver. 7 30 Johnny present. 8 00 S Fancis Hotel o-ch . B 30 n.MIe of the Sexes. 9 00 Westwood Garden orch fl .10 Hotel niltmore orch. 10 oo News Flashes 0 13 Mustctl Conl's-'s, in in Music hy Woothtrv. 11 V N-w ' II t5 Your Host, Rav HsTTint'on. U " Floien line (i irdens o-rh. KFX r-rlls-4 tlta K1UeU iNBC nmr S-tora 30 a m. Musical f'lvlt, 7 00 Familv Altsr Hotr 7 K Finani'tal Serloe. 7 43 Melody in , Tune 7 Market Quo'i lious, 7 "ST I o l ji-d Kmtnd liet. fl "" tv R'or-l, A VI Fa-m A Home, V 3 PM Jea-s. a l Unce Hsnd, ! up UJ3 MICKEY ROOMY THE HARDYS RIDE HIGH" with i.kwis stom: AAftlM FC ATI tree "SOCIETY LAWYER" lth MRt.lMl BRVIE Miller ridcfon Ira 13 i 2!27 EUGENE, OREGON In the BALCONY With WAYNE HARBERT LADY OF THE TROPICS. Mc Donald: Joan Bennett might just as well wash the black dye out of her hair, because Hedy Lamarr has still got ecstasy! This picture of warm love did come to Eugene on a hot day, but first viewers spent the rest of the day shooing friends to see Hedy. If her second picture was really the flop that caused it to be shelv ed, posterity will probably find it brought out when Miss Lamarr's bcautv has faded. She and Robert Taylor make as handsome a couple as any Hollywood could put for ward. In this story of warm love In some port of Indo china their strance passions are presented. In her first picture, "Algiers," which wasn't expected to be the triumph it was, Hedy gave me the impression she couldn't act. The box office showed that her beauty was enough, however. She was evidently taught a few things in her second unreleased film, be cause as "Lady," she registers emotions with the best of them. Manon is a whits girl some place in Asia. She has just enough native blood coursing in her viens to keep her from highest society. When she meets an Ameri can adventurer, done to per fection by a slangy Robert Taylor, she also finds love. He jumps the yacht which Is tak hlm about the world and soon marries the Kirl. After the ceremony she is un able to leave for a European honeymoon and an American home because of the violent love of a high government official. Af ter being spurned he resolves that she will never leave her native land. And she never DOES leave. The tangled triangle has enough interesting knots to make the pic ture itself unusual from a dramatic standpoint. Though the customers cry with the curtain, they can rest that Hedy is not really dead, that Hol lywood will hasten to capitalize on the European ecstasy girl, have many more of her pictures made soon. Best line of laugh, by someone in the audience at the climax when Mr. Taylor is asking Miss Lamarr to tell him all: "Why don't you TELL him?" and then, after the heroine's killed the villain, a jubi lant: "Good." IN GLOBE GLOBE. Aug. 21 (Special. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Earl have returned from a trip to the San Francisco fair. 0 Mrs. Duval Bedell, who has been spending the summer on their newly purchased farm on Deadwood, visited her husband who is working at Globe and at tended and assisted at "The Un Known Friend" club one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whitaker took a trip to Oakridgc and then to Em pire during tne shut-down of the mill where Mr. Whitaker is em ployed. MRS. THOMAS DIES NOFKENZIE. Aug. 21 (Spe cial) Word has been received here by relatives of the death of Mrs. Ida Thomas, daughter of Al bert Ayrcs. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at Lebanon. Among those going to Lebanon for the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. llarve Cox, Mr. and Mrs. John Walls Charlie Walls, Mr. and Mrs. George Saunders, Palmer Walls Will Ayres. The men srved as pallbearers. FIRE UNCONTROLLED CONDON, Ore., Aug. 21. OPi A forest fire crowning before a northeast wind consumed a sec tMMi of qreen timber and l"g?ed off land in the Kiiuua pine mill operations today. A forest serv ice dispatcher said it was out of control and spreading rapidly. BOATMEN KOl'ND ASTORIA. Aug. 21 W John Niemi and Urban Laine of As toria were back fishing again to day in their 3ti-foot trolling boat Uljcn. A coast guard search was made for the pair Saturday when they failed to reach port. The coast guardsmen found them safe off Tillamook head, their boat stilled hy engine trouble. M-mr Tn.tttn'r to l S.lon Orrhe.tr.. 10 ,w Nr,,-.. 0 Ted Ctle. .mser. u nri Atmy Mauri. II .10 Sons .nfl rHP 11 .N nrtMccn Itif ntxikrnds, 12. CXI Club MrfTinrc. U'5'1 iv m. NVvv.. 13 45 f. S. rrnt liMh'lTr. I fl M,v'-t Rftwrt, I V, (-.et Mo.ir. Ill Mntl rn-.rtiMv Trio : v Opo-tooe : n Fm.nri.l r.t.m nrooi.. ?.:o m.i.h-.i Hi-iv-i. : Nr.... 2 W Ink Spot.. 2 t rMI. LiM on P.r.rlr. .1 w Hotel Biltmore orvh , .1 l. Nnc program ,v.m Vhles in niiytlitn. NUC lupcmtn, I N T'm Movmi World. :l Mr!o1v Rrndeivpus. ?0 tn the Good Old llav. .' W r m. Summer Concert S ".0 True Si,ry Time. If 1 11. d the Chpee, 9 lo-ide S'ory. 7 00 F-.nk W.t.nihe 7 U Biltmore B,-rnwliv Trio. 7 J Sport ! Reisvrter. 7 New., it no tnformIin PIr..-e t n...etMII. 10 Sir Franri. iD!..ive Hotel orrh. 10.70. rpa r.,. j Reinrnv in 11 SVepv T'me Tune.. II ml P-vil IV'im orisni.i. 0 This Movms --Id IJ ll.L.om She-rn.n P-e.enl. I ,-,n M"ttd, m M i-'i- 1,1 r, Hol-I q i'. ...otr or,-i, . no p,n( t r.on. oiJAni.1 ! 11 . S!-.-.). r in!. Springfield Theater toni s st rti nut. Shlrler Tempt. ntl. !.!. Rtrh4 l.fe'i.. In im: i uric misirvv ri. Tf. Rttter tn 'rtOUN Till MYOMIM-, TR ll." Cel.r II...I. r.rl.an A I.. New. M..I Sr. I. I5e t hlltfren le Russians Conclude Nazi Trade Agreement MOSCOW, Aug. 21. (U.R A new Russian-German trade agree- ment may prove a substantial step for further improvement not only of economic but also of political relations between the Soviet union and Germany, the newspaper Pravada, official organ of the com munist party, said today. "It can be safely stated that the new agreement is a turning point in business relations of the two countries," said Izvestia, official newspaper organ of the govern ment. Announcement of the Russian- German agreement came at a time When it had been admitted that differences had arisen in negotia tions by Russia with Britain and French military missions for an anti-aggression military alliance. Negotiations with the British and French military missions, in recess during the week-end pend ing receipt by them of fresh in structions, were resumed today. Intrinsically, the trade agree ment was important enough, in volving an $80,000,000 credit by Germany to Russia and purchase by Russia of $72,000,000 of Ger man goods. The comments by the two offi cial newspapers, however, gave it even additional moment. Pravda reviewed at length the history of negotiations for the trade agreement and said in con clusion: "The new trade and credit agreement between the Soviet union and Germany, born in an at mosphere of tense political condi tions, is called upon to relieve this atmosphere. It may prove a sub stantial step for further improve ment not only of economic but also of political relations between the Soviet union and Germany." Izvestia said m part: "It should be noted that in course of prolonged negotiations there arose a number of difficul ties which were due chiefly to the tense atmosphere of political rela tions between Germany and the Soviet union. "Nevertheless negotiations were successfully concluded; since both sides displayed sufficient willing ness to improve their trade rela tions it was this striving that helped to solve all disputed prob lems. "The trade and credit agreement must undoubtedly substantially enliven the exchange of commod ities between the two countries.' Izvestia recalled how Germany had dropped from first place in trade with Russia to fifth place, behind the united States, Britain, Belgium and Holland. Rtrjctfi-jgte-itHuiia Fho Eugene Register -Guard is a mem ber of the Associated Press. 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Oregon: or with Mrs. Ad jutant Mable Ford of the Salva tion Army, 719 Pearl SL. Eu gene. Oregon. GENEVIEVE, psychic and vibra tion reader announces change of address of studio from 1229 Pearl to 1549 Willamette. Pri vatc consultations driilv. Lost and Found 150 LOST jeweled sorontv pu in shape of key. Reward'. Th. 2154R 1206 Mill, Marjorie Bates. LOST Small oval, brown zipper purse, containing 53.95. Leave at Keg -Guard. LOST WHITE HOUND Ph. 254 Transportation 160 'l .nwPQf'n irrc Portland. O. W. $1.85: R, T S3 Lv. Eugene 8:23 a m., 2. 5:50 c m S.m Francisco $6.50; R. T $1170 Los Angeles $12: R T $21 60 DOLLAR BUS LINES 49 K Rro.idwin Phone !'PP Real Eslatejor Sale 2(10 's ACRE right irTSan'a Clara.-" Phono 3198-JX2 LOT. i- mi. N. FUirence on Roo-ic-volt hwy. $100. Ph. 2.M3-J 691 VtllREALESTATE-Ph.r 912 W. K. STRIKER STRICTLY MoJ. 5 Km. H:c. 1'h. 2H4-W. Real Estate tor Sale 20(1 LIFETIME INCOME Rooming - Apartment House, fully lurmshed lor ZU people. Would cost SIO.CO'J to replace. Valuable 80x155 coiner lot, pavement. Full basement, ecnorrncnl heat ing plant. Elderly owner will takf. $2000 for emiily and 420UO dealing interest Don't let this get away if you w ant some tiint, good. H. E. CULLY CO W. "Jdwy. BroKei Ph. 743 FINE SUPER SERVICE STATION SITE On very prominent close in corner S3 Dy yi leei. very suitable for service station. Either for sale or lease. FULL QUARTER BLOCK For sale or lease, for business of pai'King purposes. SAM RUGH REALTY CO. 1029 Willamette Phone 64 $3.000 5 blocks from down town. Lompieieiy mod., o-rm. home, fireplace, full basement, good mrnace. nouse only o years old uriginai loan was sjhdO, now selling for only $3000, S700 dwn. win nanaic. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS "Must be good if we can recommend it " Ph. 479 241-2 Miner Bide VERY HIGH INCOME 12 NET on the investment. Verv nctti. tusy aim wen ouill uoilags, 4-Rooms. including br. room Two large closets, bath. Nirelv furnished. Rents readily for $30 per mo. uow taxes ana tight upkeep. Fine condition. Price SAM RUGH REALTY CO. 1029 Willamette Phone 64 OPEN FOR INSPECTION TODAY z to b P. M. 8 Room residence at 1085 East 19th Completely redecorated out side and in just like new. PAUL W. CAMPBELL, EEALTOR 310 Miner Bldg. Phone 320 HOMES lOfr down. We have homes from $750 to S7500 that can be bought on these terms with very low down monthly payment: in fact, less than rent. Why waste your money.' F. J. BERGER, 32 E. 8th BUILD YOUR NEW HOME On gentle slope among trees with view of river and valley, city lights and water; large lot, $300. Terms, $50 cash, $10 Mo. C. F. HYDE REALTY CO. 727 Willamette St. Phone 741 PRICED TO SELL QUICK 5-RM., mod. hse., completely deco.. hwd. firs., firepl., built-ins. Close to U. of O.. grade and Jr. high school, 10 min. bus service, good neighborhood. 1935 E. 5th. Call 2467-W. ATTRACTIVE house, 5 good-sized rooms, kitchen has built-ins, large vine-shaded front porch, screened back porch. Corner lot 66x160, vegetables, fruit, flowers, shrubs. 1690 Ferry. WHITE HOUSE. Spanish type. 5 room bungalow, beautiful shrub bery, sprinkler system, close in. Terms. RODMANS (Member Realty Bd.i 820 W iUamctl e Ph one 267 GOOD east front lot in Fairmount on paved street, concrete side walls all paid for at price almost wnat paving, sidewalk and sewer cost. See C. E. Cutler at r li st National Bank; DUE TO SICKNESS, owner is sacrificing 6-rm., modern home, U. of O. district, furn. or umurn. RODMANS (Member Realty Bd.) 820 Willamette Phone 267 ON account of illness, equity in 8- room house, income property. with or without furniture. Fruit trees. 6 blks. from P. O. Reg Guard 1661. SACRIFICE 7 to 15 acres, house, barn, chicken house, full bearing fruit and nuts. 846 unve. 320 A. 6 mi. Creswcll. Heavily wooded. 2000 good piling, creek, make good stock farm. Low price, good terms. A. H. Hinkson, 960 Willamette. A MONEY MAKER. 75 acres, 40 acres in cult. Dandy creek inrougn place, terms. RODMANS (Member Realty Bd.) 820 Willamette Phone 267 156 ACRES on MrKenzie highway (5 acres cleared), cabin and barn. 2 creeks: make wonderful summer home. Write Reg. -Guard lbi4. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS. Call at the National Farm Loan office. 167 E. 8th Ave., for lists Telephone 1068. BUILDING lot 50x160. Friendly Ave. near Lutheran Ch. Look for "For Sale" sign on lot. $125 rash. Applv 1192 High Street. F. II. A. 4i LOANS Expert Service F. H. PETERSON CO. 23 E. Broadway Phone 942 LOT large enough for two houses. SW. corner Alder and 20th. Imp. paid. $650. Phone owner 1144-j after7 pjn. ONE of Lane county's most desir. sub. home, bv owner, at sacrifice. Reg -Guard 1673. ONE or 2 small houses in Spring field at reasonable price for cash or terms. lieg.-Guard loll. BARGAIN Bv private owner. I'mv. Dist. lot 55x160, $300. Ph. HJr-J. HAVE buvers and renters for su burban properties. If you want to sell or rent. Ph. 641. 24 E. 6th. PAUL W, CAMPBELL, REALTOR Insurance of All Kinds 310 Miner Bldg. Ph. 320 . J. BERGER REALTOR 32 East 8th Phone 2661 ACRE homesite. market road. eiec. bargain. $250. Owner 1635 Ferry. HOUSE in good condition, must oc moved. Heg.-Lruard 16i3; CHOICE suburban nronerties. A Grendler. 1331 High. Ph. 1125-W 691 WtU.-SEAL ESTATE-Ph. 912 W K STRIKER La LARGE lot cheap. Close in. Call at 1 1 4 J terry. 4-ROOM SUBURBAN HOUSE HJ !bv trrct. Real F.state Wanted 2I i LARGE hse.. acreage, prefer river I bottom: good terms. Reg. -Guard 16h.(. j WANTED Re. lot on West side. I Plv .'1 or 3.VT . Real Estate for Trade 2S0 465 A. SHEEP ranch; will consider small acreage or town property. Keg -ouard 1639. 23 A. C.imn Creek "farm, to trade August 53 rfYoiwiiS ertv S taflJrr-C pony good'resi J'31- Oregon. "aoce, 1.3 A "W..-, Oreg, 6 1-3 1-0 ? Lake, Lai for E.o .imi SO. Overton. 205 K iT. ivu a. larm .-itk c&r ira?e' e. "on, near CotH r "S iness i ?wy- 101. all ,, " w Cat Heg.-Guard 164? : FOR SAl".Fnr-' , sa"f, FOR CaF6 1 : : SERVICE tJtiSnjTSrr-, E. of Snr nofi.u !!" a Broadway, ' 1 1 For Sal v.. ... ment, modern hou acre prunes, family orch?? falfa, all-year creek, VI school, church, gram ilrtX Want 4 or 5 acres with 1ms. i mile Eugene, value S sheep. C. Oolegrove, Ei.3,fe 20 N H. Red pullets, 20 ySg ... .ostiums, mo (jjjj White boars, about 65 lbs. b hav op prain Tall 1r 11 INTERNATIONAL "andMSeli Teitnlrc Ko- 1 J...,. uuui itavc uuaa. im hay, gram, wood, fumitartct. thing of value. 117ft fh 1500 CAP. Elec. sawmill, mil to go. See M. L. Bums, Vb! Ul c. FOR fat cow, '29 Model A Isi panel type, runable conilG. opicer, BionawK. REG. Shrop buck or trade fuEti Romney buck. B. J. Taylor. Vi miles w. Elraira on Not! ri rmiiu 10 uaae lor Brain par stock or what have you? Bail Fiace. veneia. EQUITY in nice. 3-bedreea rj. ..t- UoMB V -n.K.r P.. uuard less. 7 FAT OLD EWES-Wil tafcefr er lambs, chickens, gas, or. I Guard 1682. FOR SALE Cable and iixa Warner Bros., Fall Crert. Wanferl Tn Trade 33 a ttRnnn snws. 28 dies to ?ie for wheat, oats, or sheeaia Futrell, Noti. TRADE truck, stock net BJH tratlop Xr Slfi mo. for 5 A. i:.t or less. Rcg.-Guaro lew. uut T i 1Q7? Aiihnrn r I dragsaw. 2U3 Kiiwaid: TRAnK S'15 F.lec. raior oa.pi birvcle. Ree.-Guard Km. TRADE dentistry for shBiil 16h5 Rcg-ouaro C.,t (op 3D . ll . VJ. WESELL ON CREDIT UNTIL Aug. 31 you can U? z airrnti-s SUDDtV Of KOOO W and pay as you tam ifi.iVfiI.AB AND BLOCS old growth and sawdust rnrvrro DITTTF fUEL px M rirVja 30D I-i Wtt-i t-T rum MILL rtrirA tn town. Summer una SAWTJUST. MANERUD-HTJNTCiWOS rirfT.CO. Phone 651 4-f t. nan. exira 4-r t. Heavy im ,t JO-m. in "-7,j u-rrttt Kti meausuie ku" o- i. 16-INCH SIB-SJ Avoid the mej 01 ' - tn Block S3. 7,, Old orowui -- CALL B'rtlJ9a(rn-rt4 -ort iS" old GROWTH UlCiT v IV.Cf Sawdust and SI ab oo4 e enris and snayins.rTsN. service all -r-," GASCO B"'ut.(illi! and UUh coab e'gjjss TWIN 0.vKS.Bl;U-i- CENTRAL HEAWt"-. Phone H-L--r- fanparher. - "jt SAVE . MONEY. Unnth mreLi 1 k w Large Dry :na W W, Vn-o:.ri-cr.oJv-4 fc. n BODY inn. r" ' - --.-I... FIR. 24 ro."T.. BONE- DRY r?iT . 5litt r -,ci: Umlock. W j D.lt III! - " J rhlfSS ' - - PAIR 3-yr.-v. Phor.e 25-f"'t r-TT. i VOLNU rni.A - ;:- South oi - ";,- SS f ForSale or Rem m SPf'ngs: $12 per A. CotistieS sedan Phona 1fi.re . , cd. Ph'l Gray. lor tuj. home. Reg.-Guard 16 it).