Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, February 13, 1940, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPa'gB ElgHf. Local Prices Steady And Firm Eugene Markets Local produce prleM remained Rtei'ly and firm Tuiday with no change re ported. Wheat remained a 87 centi In Eugene. The local price list follow i; BUTTfcBFAT (Baying Price..) Premium ntialltv (maximum of JSS of per cent acid ft . 3314 c Flnt Quality (maximum of Jt of 1 per cent acid) 3S'.-4c Second- quality 3Vbc BUTTER (Wbnleiala Prlsci. Carton la Btfbar) A arade. lb. 35c B-crade. lb. - 34c cnress Loaf, ninirlet. lb. Iaf, In case lots lb. .0'.e I8MiC 17Vic Tripp, ilnsle. lb. Trips, In case lots. Ib. , ,,- , rioos (Borlnt Prlaca) Var-r. J I. P- Iftc Pae it a Co-Ob Prices to Bcianera Crnde A oversize 23c Grade A large 21c Grade A small -17c Grade B lame . 20c Chex WOOL Valley lone; 30c Lamb and - coarse Short 21c 21c Short M nines Beef e Kip -Jc Dry Z'S Pg Long wool pelts OASOABA Cascnra, Ib. . Oregon aTapa root. lb. TAIXOff No. 1..3C - No. 3.-3C GRAINS : Wheat, red, bushel Wheat, white, bushel . White oata. ton . ., Gray oats, ton ... B7c 87c K0-2J 122-23 ..$24-23 Barley, ton, VKflRTAflLES. FRUITS (BnflDi Prices Aver (ar No. 1 Predoeat Potatoes. Nol. 100 lbs. Beets, dor, bunches ... , -70c Lettuce, crata " Carrots- doz. Green onions, dot. bunches ..-. 30c Cat.baRe, Ib. lttc Broccoli, doz. heads I moss "NIGHT WORK" f'has. numlm Mnry Itnlunil ARTURO GODOY 15 Rounds 1 jlitS ' HUE CAST with 1 ff1 TYRONE ALICE POWER FAYE ' AesimM- DON ini AMECHE Is World'! Heavy- 2j$W&,Ch Woiqhl TlU ly&C, Boxing II I nWijJ- h mm mm toe il 75t oc Public Market VefeUbles Ca bbaee. Ib. Spinach. 2 lbs. Oreen onions, bunch 15c .5c S for 9c Potatoes. No. I. 1 IM. . Hothouia tomatoes, lb . Whlta beans. 4 lbs. for Beet, bunch - Mustard greens. Ib. Parsnips. lbs. for Turn Ids. bunch Sauer kraut, lb- l5c Fruits Apples. 8 lbs. for ---"e Pears, basket 10-lSc Dried prune Italian, lb. 5c: Miller. aweet, 4 lbs. for zac; jvome rrcncn. 2 lbs. for 23c Eg ft Oversize 22c Extras 20c 18c Mediums Poultry Heavy hens. lb. 24C -22c -2flc Light hens, lb. Fryers, jo. 28c -22c Turkeys. Ib. niuceiiancou Butter, lb. Popcorn. Ib. Filberts, lb. Walnuts. Ib. Horseradish, lb. Rabbits, dressed, lb, , Rnuerkraut. ouart Country butter. Ib. .zider. ea ion Rlnck walnuts, lb. Grape tulce. gallon Country sausage. Ib, Portland List . PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 13 f API- Butler: Prints A grade. 35c in parcn mcnt wrappers; 36c lb. In cartons: B grade 34c in parchment wrappers, 34 'ic lb. in cartons. Butterfat nrsi oubiht minimum of 1 per cent acidity, delivered Portland. 34-34'ic: valley routes and country points. 2c less or 32'ic: premium iiality. maximum of or i per ceni acidity. IVic more than first quality. 2c less than first quality. rhPtKfMlnn nrlce to Portland re- tnllers: Tillamook triplets. 22c lb.t loaf. 23a Ibl f. o. o. prices 10 wnoiciaicr: Triplets. 20e lb.: loaf. 21e Ib. Bugs BuylnR prices: Extra large. 18c: standards, large. 17c: extras, medium, 17c: extras, small, 14c; standards, small. 13c. Live poultry nominal buvtna prices: Leghorn broilers. 1 to l3 lbs.. 13c: do 2 pounds. 13c: fryers, under 3 lbs.. 13c lb.: do 3 to 4 lbs., 13c lb.t roasters, over 4 lbs.. 14c: colored hens to 4 lbs.. 2ct do over 4 pounds. 12c: leghorn hens under 3 lbsw Bet over SVfc lbs.. 10c; No. 2 grade, 5c lesn. Turkeys Selling prices: Hens. 18-1814: toms. 15c: buying price. No. 1 hens. 15-15'ic; toms. 14c, Country meals Selling price to retall-125-150 lbs., 8-8'4 cents: vealers. 15 l.V,tc lb.: light and thin, I0-I3c pound: heavy. 10-1 lc lb.; spring lambs, I5ci cutter rows. 8-9c pound: canner cows 7tt-8c lb.: bulls, lO-lO'c Ib. Potatoes Yakima Gems. : Des chutes. 1.45-1., VI; Klamath $1.40-1.50 cwt.; local whites. 80c box: Scappoose Burbanks. $1.25 cental. Onions Oregon, 40-50c; Yakima, 40-30c sack. Wool Eastern Oregon, fine. 25-56c crossed. 28.29c: IVUIamettt Valley. 29c l lamb. 20c Mohair Nominal! 13-mo, 30o lb.: fall. tSc Ib. Caicara bark Buying prtca 193B peel. 4c lb. Hops IPSO, 25c Ib.l 1933. nominal. Hay Selling price tn retailers. Alfalfa No. I. 1 ton: oat. vetch. $12 ton: clover. $11 ton: timothy. Eastern Ore gon, $18; same, valley $1214 ton. Port land. PORTLAND FLOUR PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 13 (API Domestic flour Selling price, city de livery. 1 to 25-bbl. lots: Family pat ents, 49. $8 95-7.55: bakers' hard wheat net H f0-6 20: bakers' hluestem. $5.40 5 60; blended wheat flour. $5.40-5.95; soft wheat $5 05.5.10: graham. 49s. $5.50: whole wheat. 49i. $5.95 bbl, PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PflRTUVNl). Ore.. Feb. 1.1 (API I USD A I Hngs salahle 500. total A50. standing lots 6 25: 23O-250 lb. butchers 165.215 lb. rinvetn 6 00-15. few out. market about steady; good to choice 5.50. heavier welRhla down to 5.25. few llRht-llghla and slaughter pig 5.00-50: parking sows 4.25-75; good to choice feeder pig, quotable 4.50-5.15; few 3.80 3.30; stags 3.50-4,00. Cattle salablo 100, total 150: calves 1 MUTCTT ...and mcetMAISIE, the temptress of the tropics!!! rriL 8 SOTHERN Rita I0HNS0N John CARROLL IT'S AM M-G-M riCTURI Turnips, do. bunchM' Applet, box Brussels sprouts, box . Squash, lb. . Celery heart, do. 10c 15c t 15-2Sc 20c 24e 37p 25C 10c 1 22c 25: market about steady, few medium steers 7.50-840: good light fed steers o noted to B.w; common neners 0.25: few good fed heifers 800: cutter to common cows 4.00-75; canners down tn 3 VI: fat dairv tVD COWS i.W-W. good beef cows to fl 00; sausage bulls 5.25-8.15; good to choice vealers S.50 II 00; common to medium grades 6.50- lu. Rneep receipts 50; scattered sales steady: few good to choice truckins 8.25; medium to good shorn Iambs 7.00; few ewes quotable to 4.25. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 13 'API- Grain: Wheat . Open High Low Close May Bo C.Mth Brain: Oats No. 2 38 lb. white 25.00 Barley No. 2 45 lb. BW iw.au Corn No. 2 E. Y. Ship 28.00 No. I' Flax LOT vi Cash wheat midi: Soft white 84 'i, western white 841V i!irn red 84 Hard red winter ordinary 84. 11 per cent 84 '-a. 12 per cent - 83. 13 per cent 944, 14 per cent 98. Hard white 'Baart ordinary . iz per cent 85. 13 per cent J .00, 14 per cent 1.03. Tradav'i car receipts: Wheat 30. barley 4, flour 9, corn 5, mlllfeed 7, CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Feb. 13 (API lUSDAl Salable hoaa 21.000. total 28,500: open slow, steady to 10 lower than Monday's average later trade more active, mosuy to 10 off top O.w : duik gooa ana choice 180-220 lbs. 5.35-80: 220-240 lbs. 5.25-50: 240-270 lbs. generally 5.50-30; most 230-380 lbs. butchers 4.75-5.00; good 400-5i? lbs. packing sows 4.10-4.50. lighter weigh it up to 4.65. Salable cattle 8000; salable calves 1200; very little done on rank and file medium to good fed steers, such grades predominating, most offerings carrying considerable weight; yearlings scarce, shippers and other buyers taking lib eral supplies, choice steers and yearlings steady at 10.25 upwards. all other grades weak, early top 1403 lbs. long fed steers 11.35: choice yearlings bid large weighty steers 10.25-90; strictly 11.50; few yearlings above 11.50: few medium to good light cattle 8.00-9.25; heifers steady, slow: supply mainly med ium grade short feds: canner and cutter cows firm; weighty cattle selling up to 5.25. Salable sheep 8000. total 6000; late Monday, fat lambs closed 25-40 higher; sheep steady, wooled lambs 9.25-40; top 9.43: 101-106 lbs. lambs 9.10-40: slaugh ter ewes 4.50-5.00 today's trade fat lambs in broad demand bidding steady with Monday's advance,- asking stronger good to choice wooled lambs bid 9.25-40 free ly, best held 9.50 and above; sheep strong; steady to choice 145 fed western ewes 3.10, CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, Feb. 13 (API Early gains of as much as a cent a bushel were wiped out in the wheat pit today, clos ing trade showing a steady to easier undertone. The decline from early highs was led by the nearby delivery, which at one time was down to 98. off V from Saturday's close, after havin2 reached $1.00 Va. July, representing the new crop, scored the biggest gain of a cent at 97'. and held up better. Wheat closed unchanged to 3i lower. May 98T-V4. July 96i, corn unchanKed to s off. May 58-55V July 36V-,, oats unchanged to Va lower. Wheat May open fflsi-l.00, hlah 1.00 'a. low 98s. close flB'a-1;. Julv open fl7'-Vs. high 973i. low 861.. close 96i. Sept. open ftS'.a, high 97s. low 90. close 96-93' i. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON. Feb. 13 I API (USD At Extremely little new business was being transacted on the Boston wool market todav. Country-packed, three-eighths Sc quarter-blood bright fleece wools, of fered from the country at anout 4U to 41 cents. In the grease, delivered, to users, received bids of 38 to 3D cents. There were only a few users that made these bids and bidders were Interested only In comparatively small quantities of wools. MRS. TROXEL DIES PHILOMATH, Feb. 13. (Spe cial) Mrs. Georgia Ann Hufft Troxel, 74, wife or Chns. L. Troxel of Philomath, died at tho family home Saturday. Mrs. Troxel was born at Crescent City, Cal., Nov. 29, 18G4. Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Elsie Taylor of Philomath, and Mrs. Clara Bobee of Waldport; one sister, Mrs. Florence Pittman of Eugene; four grandchildren; three great grandchildren; and a num bers of nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Wednesday at 1 p. m. from the Keeney chapel at Corvallis, LUDFORD'S Picture Framing. They Agree . . . We Agree . . . You'll Agree a . IT'S FUNNIER THAN 'BROTHER RAT!" PR1SCILLA LANE WAYNE MORRIS JANE BRYAN EDDIE ALBERT JANE WYMAN RONALD REAGAN PETER B,' GOOD CBrodiar MoumI A WARNER PROS. FltM National Picnir Alo S Slooitt Comctly Oily to Rrd. Oily to RUe Doon open lt:4J Dally W am THE REGISTER-GUARD, New York Markets Bv VICTOn EUBANK NEW YORK. Feb. 13 lAPl Deiplle nul.t strenxth in assorted low-priced specialties. itocks fenerally were unable to keep on the right foot In today's market. - - Fractional advances were falrlv well distributed in the (orenoon. but volume dwindled on the attempted recovery. Transfers approximated 600.000 shares. Signs, here and there, of a slackenine of the business recession, comoinea wun bright sales 4nd earnings statements buoyed Individual stocks. Speculative contingents, though, could get little In spiration from war news or national political maneuverings. Softening commodities, among other things, tended to cloud market senti ment. Bonds turned up In spits, especial ly Latin American loans. Foreign securi ties markets were trendies.. Among stocks Loft, Mudebaker and Martin-Parry managed to post new 1939- 40 tops In the morning. Supported were crown Cork, cnrysler. uenerai Motors. Union Carbide. Allied Chemical. U. S. Gypsum. National Steel. Interna tional Harvester and American Can. Steels. Ralls. Rubbers and Alrcrafts were hesitant throughout. Pan Ameri can Airways dipped. It was learned the concern would offer 325.391 shares of Its capital issue to present holders at $12.75 v a share, with any unsubscribed portion sold to underwriters. AdEx 8. AlrRed 5H.. AlasJun 6'.i. Al Chm&Dye ISO, AlStrs 8',. AmCan 114',. AmEngTlle 2.. AmFrPwr l3. AmPwri Lt 4. AmRdStdSan 01.. AmRolMtlls 15V., AmSmlt&Rf ?., ATltT 171 Va. AmTbB 00.. AmWtWks 10. AmZncL&S 6. Ana 27V,, Armlll 5i, Atch 23).. AubAuto Barns 9'., B&u 11-t,, BdxAv 31. BlhStl 76'.. BoeAnrp 23'i. Bord 23',. BgeWnr 23!.. BuddMfg 5, CalPkg 20''. CalZL l1... CalHec BVt. CanPac 5. case JI . CatTrac 51'4. Ccl 28",.. CTced 6".. Chesa&O 4CH,. Chrys 83, CotGs&EI 6'.. ComSolv 14V, Com&Sou 1'... ConAirc . conEdl 32, ConOil 7a. concan 45!i, CrnProd H"t. CwnZcll I6'i. Cts Wght 104s, Dug A Ire 824'.. DPont I83. EKod 158.. EIPwr&Lt 6Vi. ErleRR . GnEl 39V.. GnPoods 48. GnGs&ElA !i. GnMot 54V., Gillette 6V.. GdyrTlre 22. GtNoRyPf 23. Hec Prd 10. HolFurn , HudMot . IlCent m,. InspCop 121',, intHarv 36. IntNIck Can 36. IntP&PPf 574, IT&T 4. Jns- Man 73. Kenn 36, LlbOFd 494.. LlgMyrB 1074,, Loews 364.. LngBelA , LorllPf 2iVi, MontWd 54V.. NshKelv 6',i. NtBIsc 24. NtCash 134'., NtDalryProd 16. Nat Dlst 24, NatPwreVLt 8. NYCcnt 16?.. NoAmCo 21, NoPac 8V. OhloOll 6. OtlsStl 10. PacAmFlsh 54i. PcGs&El 33. PT&T ., PckMot 34i. PcnJC 89V4. PennRR !. PhlDge 37. PhllPct 40. PiG 684., PrcsStl Car 12, PbSvcNJ 41V., Pulman 27;, Radio 54'., Ray RayPf 27, RmRnd 10. RepStl 204s. RcyTobB 401.. RlchOll 7. SafeStrs 494.. SrsRoe 85. ShclUn 11. SocVac UV. SouCalEdl 29. SouPac 134i. StdBrands 7. Std Cs&El 2. StdOllCal 244a, StdOllIr.U 27. StdOllNJ 444.. . Stn&Wb&t 104s. Studc 114's. SunMIn 104'.. SupOII 2. TxCorp 4444. TxGlf Sulp 35. TdewtrAsOll 10, TmkRollBC 79','., TransAm 544, UnCarb 84. UnOll 49','., TransAm 54., UnCarb 84'.. UnOll Alri 15, UnltCorp 2V. UnltFrult 81. Unit Gslmp 14H. USIndustAlso 22. USRub 37. USRubPf 111, USS11 587.. Van 32". Wal S'i. WnrPlcl 3. WestUn 25. Wsl- nghscEIMf 113. WhltcMot 114., Wool worth 41 . Tuesday Radio KOBE Eucene 1120 Kllocyrles IXIutual-Don Lee Network) 5:43 p. m.. Little Orphan Annie: 6:00. Shafter Parker: 8:15. Victor Luslnchi: 6:30, John B. Hughes: 6:45. News; 7:00, Les Concert do Symphoniques; 7:15. Hits of the Day: 7:30. Ned Jor dan; 8:00, Adventures tn Rhythm: 8:30. Hollywood Niaht Cub: 8:45. Tw le ht Trails: 9:00. News; 8:15. Frankle Mas ters' Orchestra; 9:30. Bov Scouts: 9:45. Fulton Lewis. Jr.; 10:00. Phil Harris Orchestra: 10:30. Skinnay Ennls' Or chestra: 1 1 :00. Jim Walsh's Orchestra: 1 1 :30. Nick Stuart' Orchestra; 11:45. Organ Melodies. hoc rorvaim 1VS0 Kllncyrles 5:00 p, m., On the Cammipesi 5:30. Music: 5;4S. Vespers C. W. Reynolds; 8:00. Music: 6:15. Press News; 6:30, Farm Hour 6:45 Market and cron re ports, wcamer forecast. T.m osu Farm Crops Department. 7:15 OSC Dairy De partment p. F. Moslcr, dairyman "29th Annual Meet Inn of Oreeon Dairv Manufacturers Association"; 7:30, Camp Arboretum; 7:45. Junior Fore Council 7:53. Basketball Game. Washington .State College vs. University of Oreeon Etigenel; B:45-10:00, Water Loss From Plants School of Science. W. M. At wood, Professor of Plant Physlolo gy. kkx fori land 1Ift0 Kllorvrlr, (NBC Blue Network) 5:00 p m.. Bud Barton: 5:15. Tom Mix; 5:30. Sherlock Holmes; 8:00. Time and Tempo; 8:15. Snorts Final: 6:30. Meet Mr. Weeks; 7:00, Covered Wagon Daysi 7:30, Minstrel; 8:00. Information Please; B:30. Atdrlch Family; 8:00. Be yond Reasonable Doubt; 9:15. News; 9:30. Hotel Lincoln Orchestra: 10:00, Melody Memoirs: 10:30. Rainbow Ren dsvous Orchestra; 11:00. This Moving wonci; Portland police Reports; 11:18, Paul Carson. Organist. KGW Portland 1?0 Kilocycle (NBC Red Network. 5:00 p. m.. The Aldrlrh Familv: 5:30. Pot of Gold; 6:00. Cavalcade of Ameri ca; 630. Flhher McGee and Moilv 7:00. Boh Hope; 7:30. Uncle Walter' Doghouse: 8 00. Fred Waring Pleasure Time; 8 15. I Love a Mystery: 8:30. Johnny Present: 9 on. SI. Francis Ho tel Orchestra; 9 30. Battle of the Sexs: 10:no, News Flashes: 10-15. Hotel Bilt more Orchestra: 10:45. Florentine Gar dens Orch.; 11:00, News; 11:45. Hotel Sir Franc ti Drak Orch.; 11:30. Beverly wiuntra notei orcn. KOIN Portland 9IA Kllorrrlps (CBS Network) 5:00 p. m.. Hello Again: 3:15. Dealer Springfield Theatre TODAY'S SENSATIONAL BILL n.tl. Davl. and Miriam Hopkins In "THE OLD MAin" Rny Ttoi.r. with An All Star Ca.t In "THE WALL STREET COWBOY" "hurt nuhj.rts N.w. Most Seats 15. Children loe Don't Miss the Big ' VALENTINE PARTY Wednesday, Feb. 14th. PRIZE CONTEST Also club night lor the Paramount Skating Q J" club, regular price uOC PARAMOUNT SKATING RINK 25 West 7th. Eugene. Oregon Phone 3250 BLOOD-CURDLING "A curdling picture ol a murderer at his murdering A play with ils full share of shiv ersshrewdly lightened by comedy." New York Sun "NIGHT MUST FALL" a throe acl play by Emlyn Williams PRODUCED ON THE STAGE OF THE UNIVERSITY THEATRE LAST PERFORMANCE TONIGHT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13 DIRECTED BY OTTLIE T. SEYBOLT For ,.?.?vaa"caU 3300 local 216 Admission 50c ' ,0." EUGENE. OREGON In Dreams: 5:30. Court of Missing Heirs; 5:55. News: 6:00. LeonF. Drews; 6:15. Lud Gluskin Orchestra; 6:30. Con--ert In Rhythm: 6:45, Little Show: 7:00, Glen Miller Orchestra: 7:15, Everybody Wins: 7:45. Sports Huddle: 8:00. Amos N' Andv: 8:15, Jimmy Fidler; 8:30. Big Town: 9:00, We the People; 9:30. North western Neighbors: 10:00. Five Star Final: 10:15. Nightcap Yarns: 10:30. Vincent Lopez Orchestra: 10:55. Press News: 11:00. Erwin Veo. Organ; 11:15. Dorothy Cordray, Songs; 11:30, Manny Strand Orchestra. Wednesday Radio KORE Eugene 1130 Kilocycles (Mutual-Don Lee Network) 7 a. m. Early Bird, 7:45 Morning De votional. 8 Breakfast Club. 8:30 Round up. 8:45 News Sc Music, 9 Dorothy Stephens Humphries. 9:15 Dick O' Heron. 9:30 Ma Perkins. 9:45 "Carters of Elm Street. 10 News. 10:15 Singing Poet. 10:30 Secret Diary. 10:45 News & Music, II Jimmy Kennedy Orch.. 11:15 Chas. Ooenui's Hawailans, 1 1 :30 Scrapbook Stories, 11:45 Radio Camera Club. 12 News. 12:15 p. m. What Lane County Thinks. 12:30 Refreshment Time With Sinein Sam, 12:45 Let's Dance, 1 Don Lee School of the Air. 1:30 Hlaleah Race Track. 1:45 Book a Week. 2 News. 2:15 National Defense. 2:30 Johnson Family. 2:45 Muse & Music, 3 Hal Turner. 3:15 Hal Stokes Orch.. 3:30 University High. 3:45 Marriage License Romances, 4 News. 4:15 Haven of Rest, 4:45 At Your Command. 5:45 p. m. Little Orphan Annie. 0 Shafter Parker. 6:15 Magic Carpet of Fairy Talcs. 6:30 -John B. Hughes, 6:45 News, 7 Raymond Gram Swing. 7:15 Frank Dacen Orch.. 7:30 Lone Raneer. 8 This is Magic, 8:13 Alvlno Rey Orch.. 8:39 Lane County Medical Society, 8:45 Let's Swap, 9 News, 9:15 Boy Scouts. 9:30, Phil Harris Orch.. 9:45 Fulton Lewis. Jr., 10 Nick Stuart's Orch.. 10:30 Hawaiian Echoes. 10:45 Skinnay Ennis Orch.. 11 Billy M ils Orch.. 11:15 Four Kings of Rhythm, 11:30 Freddy Berren Orch., 11:45 Organ Melodies. KEX Portland 1180 Kilocycles (NBC Blue Network) 6:30 a. m. Musical Clock. 7 Altar Hour, 7:30 Trail Blaiers. 7:45 Business Parade. 8 Financial Service. 8:15 Young Dr. Malonc. 8:30 Dr. Brock. 8:59 Time Signal, 9 Eugene Con ley. Tenor. 9: 15 Patty Jean Health Club. 9:30 Farm & Home, 10:15 Home Institute. 10:30 News, 10:45 Turn Back the Clock. 11 Nature Trails, 11:15 Musical Chats. 11:30 Fa vorite Waltzes. 11:45 Radio Show Win dow. 12 Orphans of Divorce. 12:15 p. m. News. 12:30 USDA. 12:45 Mark els, 12:30 Home Folks Frolic. 1 Quiet Hour, 1:30 Club Matinee. 2 Curb stone Quiz, 2:15 Financial & Grain Re ports. 2:20 Lost & Found Items. 2:23 Old Refrains, 2:30 Frank Watanabe. 2:45 Affairs of Anthony, 3 Portland on Pa rade, 3:15 Hotel Edison Orch.. 3:25 News, 3:30 Song Busters. 3:45 Lll Ab- ner. 4 Between the Bookends. 4:15 Bilt more Orch.. 4:30 Paul Barron Orch. 5 p. m. Bud Barton, 5:15 Tom Mix, 5:30 Marian Miller's Problem Corner, 5:45 Reading is Fun. 6 Green Hornet. 6:30 Sports Final, 6:45 Dinner Concert. 7 Roy Shield Revue" 7:30 Violin Recital. Abe Bercovitz, 7:45 News. 8 Breezing Along. 8:30 Quicksilver. 9 Beyond Rea sonable Doubt. 9:15 Sam Haves, 9:30 Wrestling. 10:30 Ambassador Orch.. 11 This Moving World. 11:15 Police Re ports, 11:18 Paul Carson. Organist. ftttv rortiano r,20 Kilocycles (NBC Red Network) 6:30 a. m. Sunrise Serenade, 7 News, 15 Trail Blazers. 7:30 Musical Clock. 7:45 Sam Hayes, 8 Viennese Ensemble. 8:15 Stars of Today. 8:30 Against Mhe Storm, 8:45 Guiding Light. 8:59 Time Signal, B stars of Today, 9:15 Denning Sisters, 9:30 Talk, 9:45 Me and My Shadow. 10 Modern Meats. 10:15 Ellen Randolph, 10:30 Meet Miss Julia. 10:45 Dr. Kate. 11 Betty & Bob. 11:15 Ar nold Grimm's Daughter. 11:30 Valiant Lady, 11:45 Betty Crocker 12 Story of Mary Marlin. 12:15 p. m. Ma Perkins, 12:30 Pepper Young's Family. 12:45 Vic & Sade. 1 Matinee, 1:15 Stella Dallas. 1:30 Stars of Today. 1:45 Blue Plate Special. 2 Girl Alone. 2:15 Midstream. 2:30 Holly. wood New Flashes, 2:45 O'Neills. 3 News. 3:15 Program Without a Name, 3:30 Magazine of the Air, 4 Easy Aces, 4:15 Mr. Keen, Tracer. 4:30 Stars of Today, 4:45 Staller Orch. 5 p. m. Fred Waring Pleasure Time. 5:15 Gateway to Musical Highways, 5:45 Cocktail Hour, 6 Musical Soiree. 6:30 Hollywood Playhouse, 7 Kay Kyser's Koi lege, U Melody Time. 8:15 1 Love a Mystery. 8:30 Avalon Time. 9 Fred Allen snow. 10 News. 10:15 Glenn Shelley, Organist. 10:30 Sir Francis Drake Orch., 11 News. 11:15 Bal Tabarln Cafe Orch., 11:30 Florentine Gardens Orch. KOIN Portland fltO Kttnryrlrs (CBS Network) 6 a. m. Markets. 6:05 KOIN Klock 7:30 Bob Garred Reporting, 7:45 This & That. 8:15 News, 8:30 Consumer News, fl:45 My Children. 9 Kate Smith Speaks. 9:15 When a Girl Marries. 9:30 Ro mance of Helen Trent, 9:45 Our Gal Sunday. 10 Goldbergs, 10:15 Life Can " mvinTM w atom Sj Hurry! It Ends Wed. 5 l i.iS am r Open at 6:30 'Jf j HUMOROUS lAiW saa!5S boors Be Beautiful. 10:30 Rlghl to Happiness. 10:45 Harvey Harding, n n 11:15 Aunt Jenny. 11:30 Life Belns. 11:45 My Son & I. 12 Society Girl. 12:15 p. m. Golden Gate Quartet 12:30 m..... nrr.hment Time With Smgln1 Sam. Kitty Kelly. 1:15 Myrt & Marge. 1:3" Hilltop nmiw. mother. 2 By Kathleen Norrls. 2:15 Blue Interlude. 2:30 Itr Happaned in Hollywood. 2:45 Scattergood names, j Lannv Boss. 3:13 Hedda Hopper. 3:30 Joyce Jordan. 3:43 Today in Europe. 4 Newspaper of the Air, 4:45 KOIN Road- master. , , 5 p. m. Hello Again. 5:15 Dealer In nmm. 5:30 Leon F. Drews. 5:45 Bob Garred Reporting. 5:55 News. 8 Star Theater. 7 Glen Miller 7:15 Public Af fairs, 7:30 Burns & Allen. 8 Amos n Andy. 8:15 Lum 4 Abner. 8:30 Dr. Christian. 8:55 Sammy Kaye Orch.. 9 Al Pearce's Gang. 9:30 Baker Theater Players. 10 Five Star Final. 10:15 Night cap Yarns. 10:30 Jan Garber Orch.. 11 Vincent Lopez Orch., 11:30 Manny Strand Orch. . KUAU lorvaiui 050 Kilocycles 9 a. m. Today's Program. 9:03 Home- makers' Hour, Neighbor Reynolds. 10 Weather, 10:01 Music. 10:13 Story Hour for Adults, 10:45 Music. 10:45 Music. 10:55 KOAC School of the Air. Today" News, 11 School Children of Olher Lands. "South America." Dr. Stanley L. Robe. 11:13 Tho Traveling Coat. Le nore Casford Tromp, 11:30 School of Music, 12 News. 12:15 p. m. Farm Hour. Safety Talk. Secretary of State'a Office. 12:30 Mar kets. Crops, Weather. 1 Music. 1:15 Va riety. 1:45 Music. I Mu Phi Epsllon Musical Prosram. 2:15 AAUW Half Hour Great Painters, "Rubens, Nobleman of Flanders," 2:45 Neighborhood news oi Oreeon. Nowland B. ZanC. ASSO. rTOI. of SDace Arts. 3 Music. 3:15 Army Pro gram. 3:30 Music, 3:43 Monitor views the News, 4 Symphonic Half Hour, 4:30 Stories for Boys and Ulris, 5 p. m. On the Campuses. 5:30 Music. 5:45 VesDers. Rev. Wllmcr Brown. 8 Music, 6:15 News. 8:30 Farm Hour, 6:45 Markets, Crops, weather, 7 Clyde wai ker. OSC Dept. of Agrl. Eng.. "Engin eerfng in Agriculture." 7:30 Music. 7:45 Consumer's Forum. "When Buying Pic tures." Bernice Band. Asst. Prof, of Clothing. Textiles and Related Arts. use. a songs OI Araoy. ur. crma cor don. S:15 Music. 8:30 Willamette Unl. verslty, 9 OSC Round Table, "The Part Athletics Play tn college iue, uepi. of Phv. Edu.. Percy P. Locey. Athletic Director, and Associates. 9:30 Dept. of Music, Prof. Paul Petri, Director. 9:45 Advances In Biochemistry. School of Science, J. S. Butts, Prof, of Btochem. istry. FROM REEDSPORT REEDSPORT. Feb. 13. (Spe. cial) Mrs. Minnie Glasscr and Mrs. John Ryan were luncheon hostesses for the Minnehaha sew. ing club last week at the Glasser home. Members oi the club pres. ent included Mrs. Frank Beau champ, Mrs. Martha Butler, Mrs. Loren Gilbert, Mrs. Henry Helger son, Mrs. Otto Hoffman, Mrs. Quina MeClay, Mrs. Ben Mohler, Mrs. Earl Rowe, Mrs. Tollefson and Mrs. Woodcock, Mrs. Glasser and Mrs. Ryan. Guests were Mrs. Tony Bautista, Mrs. Mary Baker, Mrs. Wm. Hedges, Mrs. O. C. Lar son and Mis. Art Richards. Mrs. Otto Neuman was also a hostess last week honoring Mrs. A, F. Smith, of Norfolk, Virginia, who is the guest of Mrs. Barney Smith, Other guests were Mrs. Ray Cham bers, Mrs. Charles Froling, Mrs. Ben Mohler, Mrs. Hanley Olson and Mrs. Barney Smith. Re-election of officers and dis cussion of missionary plans were the principal matters of business taken up at the annual meeting of St. Mary's Guild of the Gardiner Episcopal church hell last week at the home of Mrs. Albert Per kins. The officers are: Mrs. Mary TWO FEATURES Jean Rogers in "STOP LOOK AND LOVE" AND Basil Rathbene - slgrld Gnrt. In "RIO" Also Short Subjects Wanted for Cash WALNUTS & FILBERTS Also Nut Meats KLORFEIN PACKING CO. Will Receive Etery Friday from 1:00 to 5:00 At McCrackcn Warehouse; 558 Charnelton St, Valentine Dance WEDNESDAY NIGHT 35 Cents Couple Willamette Park CHAN CHEW CIllNtSI HERB CO. Orrb Specialist Oeflnlt. relief again.! .11 diseases and ebrenlc ttial., female, and ehll. dren ailments. Hrr.il. p.rl.np. In Int. w.ra. 1 P.,-. . .... .. ,. ,.. miormaiian. Hrs. 10 a. m. s. . m. we.kdars. Sundays, 10-1 U Oak Street. Up.talrs Gas Ce, DRAMATIC l fthe11 yjf Lombard Wednesday A Thursday itL 1 Sagaberd, president; Mrs. A. F. Smitl, vice-president; Mrs. Mar garet Sagaberd, secretary, and Mrs. Albert PerKins, treasurer. The Eugene Register-Guard Is a mem. ber of th Associated Press. The Asvi. ated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use tor puoiicaiion oi ail news dispatches credited to it or not otnerwise credited In this paper and also all the local news published herein. All rights of publica tion of special dispatches herein are also reserved. HUBBUJSIITION BATES By Carrier, yearly In advance unn By Carrier, monthly. . .50 By Mall In Oregon, yearly . By Mall In Oregon. 6 Month. , Outside Of state, yearly. . ft'op By Mall, 1 month .50 Bv Mall In Oregon. 3 months 1 iw Local Want-Ad Rates One Insertion -. -lltte per line .19c per line Two consecutive times. Three consecutive times. .-21c per line Reader notices 10c a line per day, Persons out of work will receiv . special rate on "Situations Wanted" ads and must be cash In advance. BXAIl ADVERTISEMENTS AdverUsements may be placed hv mn Sufficient remittance for a definite number of Issues must be enclosed. Ads will be taken over the telenhnn. If the adverUser la a subscriber to the telephone. UHANuE OF A0DBES8 In Making Change of Address nu3 give former address as well as the new. This Is necessary In order that your credit can be transferred and paper gw.un m, uia auuress. Obituaries 50 MRS. LYDIA CAROLINE STEW- Aiti, formerly of. Cottage Grove, died at Fullerton. Cal.. Feb. in at the age of 33 years. Surviving aic uer inuiner, ivirs, v. J. null, of Cottage Grove, and a sister, Mrs. Ada Oakes, also,, of Cot- lage Lrrove. tuneral services will be held at the Mills chapel t-oiiage urove al i p. m. Wed nesday. Rev. E. L. Ketchley offi ciating. Burial will be in the I O. O. F. cemetery. Funeral Notices 100 JOHN SAWYER, funeral sorviro rnurs., z p. m. at the Walton church. Rev. Chiolero officiat ing. Interment Walton cemetery Poole's chapel in charge. RUTH WILBURN Funeral Bran- stetter-Simon chapel 3 p. m Wednesday. Funeral Directors 120 PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPE! Springfield 6th and B Ph. 1. BRANSTETTER -SIMON CHAPEI Phone 4331152 Olive St. POOLE FUNERAL HOME Phone Eugene 723 or Springfld. 62 Ra.l I7e4a4a (m GnU OAO t-l i . I t OR SALE AT BARGAIN PROS' The remaining 18 lots on the old Hercj Hospital Grounds on 20th and Willam ette extending to Olive Street. Several lots recently sold in this project. Hurry if you want to buy one of these lots. They are the best and only remain ing lots in the city for sale where you will have a good view and a dry basement. McCULLY REALTY CO. 755 Willamette Realtors Ph. 137 uorn and raised in Oregon SOUTHERN CALIF. TO TRADE iur vaney. 1 a. highly improved tract, only about 20 min. out of I.. A Plnca I ways. 6 room house, hardwood uoors, ciec. auto, water system and elec. water heater, full set of Plumbing. Double garage, poultry hse. for 1000 hens, and another poultry hse. they use for turkeys. Has extra good irriga tion facilities from community plant. Fruit trees including oranges ana lemons, also nuts. This man will be up here in a fPVV HaVC tn InnU a. .a- tics. If you have anything, we would be glad to hear from you. ne preiers a dairy farm. FREE OREGON FARM CATLOG Complete details 250 Farms. Pictures, prices, taxes, etc. Here is a sample bargain. 18 1 6 ACRES 1 MILE, EUGENE. $25,000. 2 miles U. of O. 175 " ou, lunu, iiuu uure:. pas ture and timber. 40 miles of jeiice, many springs, 8 pastures, big orchard, 10-room house, sev eral barns and outbuildings, city lights. Wonderful stock ranch. iiuing acaaemy. ur can purchase with 100 cattle, 32 ; horses, 300 goats and complete i'iie of arm machinery. I OREGON SETTLEMENT ASS'N. ! Exclusive Agents. 81 W. 8th. ' OLDER HOUSES' HAVE VALUE TOO And here is one that is an espc- nny gooa value, completely modern rooms, full basement, hardwood floors, fireplace, con venient kitchen. House built about 1923. Corner lot, both n'W.J"' 11 blocks from Pub he Library. Total price $3150, with ?i00 down. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS "It must be good if ,,, . "r evemmena n. l-2 Miner Bld. Phone 4791 "ends for fif J SK8"-fai.' uu army. 710 'V"s RECTAlTand fiSpJ Physician i "f y Consul eve. Ph. 3014 tvt&f AM herewithM" any debts ott,er1 PSYCIIOLOG 'OR CORRECT! was born to dac burg. He is" Si "'uuiers, Losi, 31 Iowa; Gussic, PuvXl a.n? Cyril, AmaX?J sister. Mrs. v,3!1 Coburg. fWJHa oay morning at iriho,'.mew cl I aiKAVED from nla west of Creswell 11 S3 key hens: lisi ii Jan. 3rd. RmraH .- 3 tion leading to itS, Martin, 1 lAJb'i'-Malf grown Tl low Persian cat FtiJ wdiu. rn. .11144. b a LOST-BIack Pi55T? 'Dixie,' Willow Apt S. cl TransporUtlit LOWKC.T DtTTe Portland. 0. W. $1.85; Eugene 0:23 jn,is San Frjncisco $6.50:11. uus nngeies J12 K. T. C rtriT TAn nmVn. 19 c. uroanwaT uvn, LUtmctUroW See F. M. CASHMAN 10th and Willamette Street Phone 164 A COMPLETE L or. noun, """'.' . fireplace, cin:uii -1 l,-nl,,in walsim . """ rnm inu'ninwn : . - : ... . .,oen arte a ntrclBiK ,f.r.v i A in Tine iv" complete uiue... - ruuiiujiis terms. . nrlIT(' CAM R I ihl iii"iV'".vrrf miVnt-p'rAMII,! H 2 Complete '-room-' - .. 'I .-hnsf tllUl -L' A. fr IhP 01r- " $3800; 51000 don " month. . riT ft. THIS IS A,nS-ui D" " Nir COOdlU-.' EAX;a On V out rt r. Rt'- GOOD Stock orMiij ?CI .. 4 cow.; Good tear, 8r B9n Wil amette sj- Wr,i 0B' " COSY new sub ""frti Bauer ,-- Wft ten City lights. - BRAND hardwood nwfs aon WlU amCltfi St -.,,. O-llJ Hum I ?,r 903 Mam -'.-orff? CLOSE in jn!jf,ir gome trade-