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Newspaper Page TextPage Ten. Grade A Medium Eugene Markets Th buying price of frada A medium run advanred to 17 cents a down Tuesday but other prlcee were unchang ed. The market prir lint follows: fy.ai rm 1 Premium, ouaiir imaxuau o M ef ptr cent acldl &c mm duality imitlmom of J of I per cent acldl .M Second quality - - 26c rtUTTr 'WkiXMl niaaai itm Grarf A tr Grade B 3c Loaf, tlngTea. lb. - loaf. In caie lota. to. . -IT 1r 1V Trip, ttnffle. lb. Grade A lare: Or'. A medium Grade R lare Gride A amah Grade B medium Chex . - Paririe ! Oa lfl I SMaflar Grade A larc nrari A medium 33c Grad B Uru 22Sr Grade B medium . 21c POULTUT Coldr-d hens. 4 lbs. and up IIM Colored hem, 4 lo 4'i lbs. nmr Leghorn hena. S'4 Ibn. and up -c jhnrn hrnfl. under 3V4 tbt. fKhorn nprlni - .He rnlnrrd ini-lnM. over 3'i lba. riinrM iprlngi. 2'-i-3,.4 lbs. .ISc Rootters. Ib. . Stan. lb. TURRETS No, t bent. Ib. ,., No. I tomi. Ih. . Medium hena. lb. No. ' hena. IK Medium, lb. Fine. Jb. Coarse, lb. . Coarse, lb. Spring clip Reef . Kip ... Catf Dry Long wool pelta Ck Casein, Ib. No. No l. v Wheat, red. bushel trheat. white, bushel White oaU, ton , .-- Gray oati. ton , 7e lift. 20 :o-ai Barley, ton VKOITABLBS. PBUITt Ray bit ew Aver, lee Na. I rreat Tomatoea, lug Amaragus, crate spinach, m. Green onions, doc bunches Rhubarb, lb. 40c -So Peas. lb. " Cab bate. Ib. Lettuce, crate CarroU. dot. bunches Recti, dot bunches Youngberrles. crste , , Green beans, lb. Zucehtnt squash, lb. Boysenberrlee. crate Peaches, crate. 4 boxes Corn. dot. ears Yellow Plums. Ib. , -I1.J0 80c 90c Oregon rigs. dor. Himalaya black berries, case Public Market VagaMMee Tomatoes, basket , Celrry, bunch. 10o to Tabbage, Ib. . , , , Local lettuce, head spinach, lb. Green onions, bunch Pntatoes, No, 1, 10 lbs. . White beam, 1 lba. for 25c -3Sc Htiutiarb. 1 lb. Hothourt cucumbers Radii bet, t bunches for Peas, k lbs. for Carrots, l bunches for Beets, bunch New potatoes, lb. Zt'crhlnl Sauash. Ib. , Green beans, 4 lbs. . ,.. Wax boins, t lbs. for Corn, dozen ears. 13c to rraHe Orted oruntt Italian, lb. Set Miller sweet. 4 lbs, for Uot Noble fYencb. lba for Kver bearing straw bexriea. box 10c Peach m, basket , w Youmfbemea, 4 boxes for , Boyfcenberrles. box -Uc -10c .lie Apples, T lba. tfimalaya blackberries, 3 boxes for ijc. or i tor Plums, lb., 3o to . Crabapnlei. Ib. . Huckleberries, lb. Bgfs Overslts FTxtras Mediums Itreised Poultry Heavy hens, lb, . Light hens. lb. . -tic .Uc -2flc -Uc Fryers. Ih, Ducks, lb, .... BtfeMff Butter, lb. rabcrts, lb. JEDILDJS LAST TIMES TODAVI ANNA NE&CLE "Qrai cf DESTirtV" wlk ANTON WUIIOOK C. AUBREY SM1JI wmir win NIRBERT WILCOX Bmt.f Tienmeoiopi rwvi. - At.RO: S BTOOHK COMF.DT! P.f I V Vmfris I iTr S fk lirlll'l V rf.HllltTlM Eggs Higher WalnuUi lb. . , . Horseradish, Ib. Rabbit, dretaed. lb. Black aalaula. lb. -Country auaaga. Ib, 10 Portland List PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 13 AP Butter: Prints A grade 32c In parch ment wrappers: 33c Ib. In cartons: B grade. 32c Jb. in parchment wrappers: 32c lb. In cartons. Butterfat nrtt aualltr. maximum of to I per cent acidity, delivered tn Portland. 30-30' jc lb., premium quality. 32'4c lb.: valley routes and country points, 2e Is or M'ie lb: second quality 2c under first, or 23c per Ib. Cheese Selling price to Portland re tailers: TUlaraook triplets. We lb.: loaf lie lb.i f. o. b. prices to wholesalers triplets. ISc lb I toaf. lie. Ems Buvlne prices Cxtrs large 21c; standards. large ISc: exiras. msHitim met atAiidardh. medium 17 Vic. Live Poultry Buying prices; grades leghorn broilers m to 7 lbs I4c; fryers, under 3 lbs. 15c: 2 to 4 tbs., IBci roasters, over 4 lbs.. 18c; lbs., lie; 4 to 5 lbs., ISci old roosters 8 cents. 1 Dressed turkeys Selling prlcesi Hens No. 1 lftc: tomi. 12-He. Country meats Selling price to re tailers: country-killed hogs, best butch ers. 123-150 lbs.. g'i-lOc: vealers. fancv IV'j-ICc Jb.: llght-thln. 11-13: havy. 10-llc in.: lamns, snrtng. iwijc-i :" -llnsN. I i lb.: ewes. 4-7c lb.: good cutter cows. 0-10 cents lb.: canner cows. S-9r lb.: bulls. lO-llc. New pota l oen Eastern Oregon -Washington. gl.SO-S1.80, Onions Oregon: 12.75 per 50 Ib. tag: Yakima I I bag: Walla Walla. St SO. Wool Ea&lern Oreaon range. 20-24c: crossbred. 27-2Sc; Willamette valley 12 months. 33c. Mohair Nominal! 1 2-mo. 35c Ib. Cascars bark Buying price 1840 peel. 8c Ib. Hops 1939. 40410 lD.t 1V40. contracu. 30c Ib. Hay Selling orlce to retailers Alfalfs No. 1, $14 ton; oaUvetch. S10 ton: Mover. 81 1 ton: umotnv Est tern ur aon. 117-18: same, valley 114 ton. Port land. FLOUR AND SUGAR PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 13 'API Domestic flour selling price city delivery 1 to 25 hbl. lots family patents, 49s, .00-e.fl0t bakera hard wheat net. 4.50 3.65: bakers b'uestem $5.05-3.30: blended wheat flour. $5.05-5.40: soft white. 4.50- 4.53: graham, 49s. 4.50; whola wheat 49s. 4.53 bbL PORTLAND I.IVE8TOCK PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 13 iAP USDA1 Hogs salable 500, total 800; narkel slow, 15-25 lower than Mon day's average; good-choice 170-210 lb. drlvelns 7.23-33; late sales mostly 7.23 down; 230-290 lb. butchers 6.25-75; light lights mostly 6.25-50; packing sows 4,75- 3.25; lightweights to 3.40: few good 127 lb. feeder pig 8.30; choico lightweights quotable to 7.00, lame saiaoie ana total iou: caivea 35: market slow, steady to weak wilh Monday's average: few grau-fst steers 9.00; stockers 7.OO-8.O0: cutter-common heifers 5.00-6.50: few lo 7.00: canner common dairy type cows mostly 3.50 4.75; odd head fairly good beef cows 8.00; few good heavy hulls 7.00: good choice vealers 10.0011.00; medium grades 8.00-9.00. Sheep salable 300, total 1200; mar ket fairly active. moMly steady: good- cnoice 17-B? lb. spring ismhs 7.75-B.no; carloads quoted to 8.25: few feeder lamb 8.73; good light ewes upward to 3.30. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND. Ore.. Aue. 13 (API Wheat Open High I,ow Clot Sept 74 74 74 74 Cash grain: Oats No. 2 38 lb. while 25.00 Rarley No. 2 45 Ib. RW 32.05 Corn No. 2 E. Y, Ship. 30.75 f iox wa 1 1.33 It Cash wheat ibid): Soft white 74'i, western white 73'. western red 73. Hard red winter ordinary 72'i. U per cent 73. T per cent 74 'i, 13 per cent 75l, 14 per cent 78'. Hard while Baart 12 ner cent 81 13 per cent 33. 14 per cent 83. Today's car receipts: Wheat 102. bar ley 8. flour 11, corn 1, oats, hay 0, ml II feed s. rmrAGo GRAIN CHICAGO. Aur. 13 (API An attack of war litters swept the wheat pit today, forcing prices at times two cents under previous closing levels and laonsning new neatonal ow for ail deliveries, Corn prices were steady. Development ot a better demand at trihuted In part to milling intereMs near the cloe, brought about a rallv and prices recovered about one half of the extreme losses. Weakness In securities, Influenced bv reports that the Nasi attack on Eng. land waa about to start In full force, touched off the early selling. Stop lo-, ordera were encountered before the ir-?nn was reversfl. Wheat closed .-! cent lower than Monday's final figures. Sent. 73H-n. De.c 74si; corn finished s tower w -s nixner, aepu til. GO', Dec. 56'a.it, oats b up tn ' off. r-f in...... and pro vliloiu 33-30 cents a hundred Wheat: Sent, onen i.i-k it low 72'.. close 73's-'; Dec. open 75'. -75 high 7.V4. low 73'. clone 14k.i.- open 76-73s, high 76, low 74. close Itii 1. CIIH'AOO LIVESTOCK Salable hog 13AW, total IsW; open iv inwnr man monriav a ax age; ister trade very slow and 1 even; some lutereu MiMin. ia.i lop 6.85; early sales good and choice LAST 2 DAYS! 'it TNOUSHT SW SIS HOUIMCt 9AIION ICI HHatlAMt DOORS OrEN AT :SI P. M FIST. ..SHI WWfiHT RW K IMTt...al ssj m y IINNITt I I 200-240 lbs. .60-S3; some 240-m lbs. 4 U-55: 370-300 lbs. bid 5 35-4 30; pack ing sows 360 lbs. down 5 35-45; some 360-450 lbs. kinds 4.75-3.40. Salable cattle 9000: calves 1000: chotee and prime medium weights and all grades yearlings steady; fairly active, but mediums and sir Ictly fed steers weak to 25 moaily 10-14 off: all such kinds recently selling very high com pared with strictly choice grades : com. mon killer and stocks steady; fed heif ers fully steady; cows were steady to strong bulla 10-18 hi gher ; vea leri 25 higher: largely fed steers crop; fop 13.00; best yearlings 11.50; heifer year lings 11.15; grassy steers 9.33 down to T.50; these going mostly on stacker accounts; most gras fat cows e. 00-7. no; cutters up to 3.50: heavy sausage bulls to 7-35: vealers to 11.00. Salable sheep 5500. total WOO late Monday's, early sale aprlng lambs steady at lo.oo; ciowng weaK to 13 lower at 9 AO-gS: fed yearlings and fat sheep steady; today's trade fairly actlce. spring lambs mostly 15-35 lower; fed yearlings and fat sheen strong! bulk good and choice western and native springers 9.65-75; att lost fat natives P.nS; throwotits natives 7.50 down: choice handyweight fed yearlings S.2S; others 7.50-75: few fa', native ewes 3.75s bulk 2.50-350. New York Markets By VICTOR EUBANK NF.W YORK. Aug. 13 AP Tlie stock market broke Its length! v stalemate to day when war-scare selling, heaviest tn about three months, hit Industrial lead ers for losses of 1 to more than 5 points. The turover of around 650.000 shares was on of the largest since last June. Speculative forces, brokers said, suf fered a severe attack of nerves i a trlng of bulletins from abroad told of the Intensification of the war battle ov Fneland and brought the thought to Wall street that the long-threatened narl Invasion might be getting under way. Manv traders hurried to unload or lighten rnmmftments pending confirma tion of British claims the German ratn ers were meeting with strong resist ance. Prominent on the slide were U. s. Steel. Bethlehem. Chrysler. General Motors. Montgomery Ward. Sears Roe buck. Douglas Aircraft, Glenn Mstin, United Aircraft. Westlnghouse. Dow Chemical. Allied Chemical. U. S. Gyp sum. J. C. Penney. International Paper common and pre'er-rd. Du Pont, Ana conda, American Smelting. Tjistman Kod ak. Great Northern and Western Union. Rail-, oils, rubbers and utilities were less depressed than other groups, but few were able to withstand the general trend. Bonds and commodities; fell with stock-, althoufh steadying Influences appeared In both categories near the .'inish. AlrRed S9". AlaJun 4',. AlChm&Dvc t8'. AmCan 95. Al-Cham 2s. AmCri Fdv 2. AmRadStdSan fl't. AmnollMllls 10V Am SmcIlARf 34. AT&T 160' V. Am ibB 74,i, AvIaCorp 414. AmWtrW"' S'i. AmZncLAS 4ai. Ana 19. Armlll 4"., Atrh 13. Bald Ioc UV$. DdxAvia nth Stl 74'.. BoeAirp 13S. Bdn I9's. BgeWnr 18'.. CalPkg 16. CalZL 1. Cat Hec 3i. CanDry 14'i, CanPac 3. Cat Tree 44",. Cel 27'-, ChesaAcO 3H. Chrya 69'i. . . ColGs&KI 5H. ComSoIv 91. Com & Sou 1", ConAirc 20'i, ConEdl 27. ConOll 6's. ConCan 37''.. CrnProd 4B'., Own 7fl 13V ClsWght 7, DugAlrc 67'',. DPont 182. EKod 124V EIPvrftLt V GenF.lec 32U. GrnFds; 40. OenMot 48'i. Gdrrh II. GdvrTIre 14i, GtNoRyPf 2t', ory nound 104. lucent 7, insocoo H's. IntHvst 43, In t Nek Can 23, IP&P Pf 334s. 1EA-T 2V JnsMan 5V Kenn 23V LlbOFd 36V Lockheed MV fews 24. fjutBrllA 2'i. MontWd 39".. NshKelv 4V NatBlsc 19'.. NatDairyPrd 13S. NatDlst 20.. NatLrad 16'i. NY Cent 11, NoAmAvIe 1A. NoAmCo I8V1. NorPae 3.. OhloOll 6. PacAmFish . PacGKA;F.I . PTatT . PkdMot 3'i. PanAmAtrw 13V.. PiramPtc , PennJC 78. PennRR IB'i. PhlpDge 27V. PhflPet 3Z pfcO 62V PbSvcNJ 33V,. Plmn 19. Radio 4S. Ray 14V RavPf nStl If. TtchOII 7V RewySlrs 42V RrsRoe 76S, ShelUn 8. SncVac B'i. SnuCa1F,di 26V SmiPac T'-.. PherrpCoro ST. StdBrands '. Std OUCal IB'.. StdOUInd 25 V SldOllNJ ?31'.. StnWbatr 7".. Stude 7, SunMIn 8V TxCorn 33. TransAm 4V4l UnCnrb 68 V, UnOtlCal 12'i. UnPne 84. UnitAlrl 13V UnitAlrc 34. UntiCorp Pi. UnltDnig 4, UnltFrult 63, USRub 18. USRuhPf 81 'i. IfSSII 30V Van 7",. WnrPlct 2'J. Wl Union 17'., WstnghseElhU 96, Wool worth 33 V. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON. Aug. 13 i APi USDA1 Fine and half blood domestic wools Mere receiving a moderate demand in Boston today. Graded French combing Irngth fine territory wools were bring ing 82-87 rents, scoured bases, according to lengths. Staple combing length half blood territory wools brought 83-83 cents, scoured basis. Fine Delaine bright fleece wcols were sold at 34-36 cents. In the grease, and for 86-39 rents., scoured basis. Graded rnmhlng three eighths and quarter Wood bright fleece wools, minted at 3R-40 rents in the greaw, were receiving little demand. Tuesday Radio KORP. Racene 1450 Rlleevfles Mutual-Don Lee Network) 5:00 p. m. Clem Williams' Orchestra ft:1.News ,1:30 Shaffer Parker 3:45 Blue Bcette 8:00 Ravmond Gram Swing 6:15 Hits of the Day 6:30 John B. Hughes A:45Court of the Moon 7:00 Paalng the Past 7:13 Hollywood Night Club 7:30 Ned Jordan 8:001 augh and Swing Club 8 :?0 Treasure Island Tours 8:43 Twilight Trails 1 9: 00 News , 9:15 Rav Pearl's Orchestra 9:30 Fulton Lewi?. Jr. 9:45 Sterling Young's Orchestra 10:on Gun Arnhetm's Orchestra 10:30 Marvin Dale's Orchestra t1:00 News 11:15 Ray pearl's Orchestra 11:30 Rhythm Rascals 11:45 Organ Melodies KOAC Carvallls 550 Klloeyel' 6:00 p. m. Dinner Concert 8 15 t'nlted Pres News 6:30 Form Hour t:4. Markets. Crops, Weather 7:15 OSC Dairv Department 7:30 Camp Arboretum 7:45 Music 8:15 Book of the Week 830 Music of Crechoslovakla PiOn-Oregon on Psrade KRX rrtlsn4 Itso Kllorycles (NBC flla Netwarkl 5 Oft n m. Fx posit t An Rand 3 .trFm with the Revuers 6" 00 Furopeati News 6:15 Improving Your Lawn 6: 20 Rttr Carlton Hotel Orchestra 30 Easy Aces g-4. -Mr. Keen. Tracer 7 00 information PleaM 7:30 NBC R AtNews 9: If Aloha t-and 6 2. Diamond Dust 8.30 Baseball 1015 Hotel Ambassador Orchestra TWO FEATURES TOM BROWN In "MA! HE'S MAKING EYES AT ME" and JRANN'KTTR MarDONAI.D ROSE MARIE" Also Short Sub)rrU THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON lA-arwPofel Billmore Orchestra 10:45 Hotel Sir Francis Drake Orchestra 10:55 Dog Race Results 11:00 Paul Carson, Organist 11:45 Band Music 12:00 Mdnlght War News Round-Up KGW Wrtland KlUcyclas iNBC Bed Nelwerkl 8:00 p. m. Guaiamalian Marimba Band 3:sn Merediui wtuson mus, nevus g 00 Bummer Pastime 4:30 Uncle Walter's Doghouse 7:00 Fred Waring Pleasuic Time 7:15 Jack Joy Orchestra 7:10 Johnny Presents 8 -00 Musical Americana 8:30 Battle of the Sexes 9:00 San Francisco Symphony Orch. 9:30 Hotel Sherman Orchestra 10:00 News Flashes 10: 15 Faithful Stradivari 10:30 Jantien Beacn Orchestra 11 mM Oregonian News 11:15 Bal Tabarin Cafe Orchestra 11:30 F? BC Wednesday Radio KOBE Eugene ! Kfleeyeles (Mytvsl-Don Lee Netwerk) 6:00 a. m. Earlv Bird 7:45 Morning Devotional gOO Breakfast Club g:. 10 News 8:40 Bess Bye 8:45 News and Music 9:00 I'll Never Forget 0:15Jark McLean Orch. p:.io Johnson Family 9:4.- Hit of the Day 10:00 Newit and Music 10:15 Ma Perkins 10:30 Corntussel New. 10:45 Bachelor's Children 11 :00 Friendly Neighbors It World's Fair Band t1;.TO I,ou Breeie Orch. 11:4 Radio Camera Club 12-nnNews 12:15 p. m. Anlhon- Eden ?:SO Refreshment Time, singin' sm ?:45 What Lane County Thinks 1 : W Hollywood Whlspe s 1:15 Sam Knki's Hawaiiana 1 :?0 Bob Chester Orch. t:4.sAt Your Command 3:00 News 3:15 Prof. Llndsley 3:30 Ou let How 4:00 Shceo and Goats Club :3f Organ Melodies 4:45 Modern Melodies 5:15 p. m. News 5:30 Shatter Parker t:4 Cheer Up Gang 8:00 Raymond Gram Swing S:I3 WPA 6:30 John B. Hughes g:4S Pageant of Melody 7:15 Wlnninpg Summer Symohony 7:30 Lone Ranger 8:01 Exposition Fantasy 6:30 Lane County Medical Society 8:45 It's Swap 9:00 News fl:1.l Ra Prarl'a Orch. 9:30 Fulton Iwls. Jr. 9:45 Marvin Dale Orch. 10:00 Herble Kay Orch. 10:30 Morton Gould Orch. 11:00 News 11:15 Fay Pearl Orch. 1 1 :30 Rhythm Rascals 11:45 Organ Melodies K0AU Corvallls 550 Kilocycles 9:00 a. m. Today's Programs 0:03 Himemakers' Hour 10:00 Weather 10:01 Music 10:15 Monitor Views the News 10:3ft Music ' 10:43 Seeing the Amarlras 1l:nn Music of the Masters 12:00 News 1:13 o. m. Farm Hone 12:30 Markets, Crop. Weather 9:00 Dinner Concert 6:15 News 6:30 Farm Hour :45 Markets, Crops. Weather 7:30 Music R:30 Musle of the Masters 9:00 0,Ton On Par arlc KOIN Portland to Kilocycles (CBS Network) 6:00 a. m. Market Reports 6:05 KOIN Klock 7:15 Headlines 7:30 Bob Garred Reporting 7:45 Consumer News B:00 Kate Smith Spcatc-j 8:15 When a Girl Marries 8:30 Romance of Helen Trent 8:45 Our Gnl Sunday 8:00 Goldbergs 9:15 Life Can Re Beautiful D:30 Right to Happiness 9:45 Rhythm Roundup t0:00 nif sister 10:15 Aunt Jennv . 10:30 Flitcher WUry 10:45 Mv Ron and I 11:00 Society Girl 11:1 5 Mart ha Webster 11:30 Invitation to the Walts 11:45 Newa 12:0O Kitty Kelly 12:13 p. m. Myrt and Marge 12:30 Hilltop House 12:45 Stepmother 1:00 By Kathleen Norrls 1:15 Beyond These Valley 1:30 Refreshment Time, Singin Sam 1:45 Scattergood Balnes 2:00 Young Dr. Malone 2:15 Hedda Hooper's Hollywood 2:30 Jovpe Jordan 2:45 World ToHay 3:00 HHlo Again 3:15 Swing Serenade .1:30 News 3:43 Newspaner of the Air 4:30 KOIN Roadmaster 4:45 Newa 4:55 Elmer Davis 3:00 p. m. Star Theater f:?0 Lewisohn Stadium Concert 8:00 Glen Miller Orch. 6:15 Public Affairs :3n News of the War 6:4: Organ Melodies 7:00 Amos 'n' Andy 7:15 Lanny Rosa 7:3ft Dr. Christian 7:35 News 8:00 Adventure of Mr. Meek 8:30 Uncle Jim's Question Bee Igggl rAr' gSr nS!ffiL-) I I SJ IMICICIUI atm mus mxoM 9:00 Paul Sullivan 9:15 Anita Jasman 9:30 Baker Theater Players 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 Bob Crosby Orch. 10:30 Henry King Orrh. 11:00 Garwood Van Orch. 11:30 Manny Strand Orch. 11:55 News KEX rartlsnd 1180 Klleeycles (NBC Bias Network) 6 30 e. m. Musical Clock 7:15 Financial Service 7:30 Dr. Brock 8:00 Breakfast Club 8:30 Farm and Home 9:15 Between the Book ends 9:30 Home Institute 9:45 Musical Interlude 9:50 Dance Band 10:00 News 10:15 Our Half Hour 10:30 Favorite Waltxes 11:00 Orphans of Divorce 11:15 Amanda of Honeymoon Hill U:30-;ohn' Other Wife 11:45 Just Plain Bill 12:00 USDA 12:15 p. m. Faithful Stradivari 12:30 News 12:45 Markets; 12:50-Iudy Deane, Smger 1:00 Quiet Hour 1:30 Masters of Melody 1:45 Watanahe and Archie 2:00 Curbstone Quit 2:15 Lost and Found 2:1ft Bill Sabransky, Organist 2:25 News 2:30 Brook Orch. 2:45 Paul Douglas Sports 3:00 Paul Martin's Music 3:15 European News 3:30 Easy Does It 4:00 Bud Barton 4:15 Portland On Revew 4:30 Ireene Wicker 4:45 Malcolm Claire 5:00 p. m. Green Hornet 5:30 Roy Shield's Revue 5:35 Don Casey at the Bandwbi 6:00 European News 6:15 Ink Spots 6: CO Easy A case 6:4.1 Mr. Keen. Tracer 7:00 Builders of Tomorrow 7:30 Manhattan at Midnight 8:00 News 8:15 Aloha Land 8:25 Diamond Dust 8:30 Baseball 10:15 St. Francis Orch. 10:30 Ambassador Orch. 10:53 Dog Race Results 11:00 Paul Carson, Organist 11:45 Band Music 12:00 Midnight News Roundup KGW Portland fi2 Kilocycles (NBC Red Network) 6:30 a. m. Sunrise Serenade 7:00 News 7:15 Home Folks Frolic 7:30 Wife Saver 7:45 Sam Hayes 8:00 Woman In White 8:15 O'Neills 8:30 Stars of Today 9:00 Jacques Abram, Pianist 9:15 Nature Sketches 9:30 By Kathleen Norris 9:43 Dr. Kate 10:00 Light of the World 10:15 Arnold Grimm's Daughtei 10:30 Valiant Lady 10:45 Betty Crocker 11:00 Story of Mary Mariin 11:15 Ma Perkins 11:30 Pepper Young's Family 11:45 Vic and Sade iz:uu Portia Blake Faces Life 12:15 p. m. Stella Dallas 12:30 Lorenito Jones 12:45 Your Treat 1:00 Girl Alone ' 1:13 Stars of Today 1:30 Midstream 1:45 O'Neill 2:00 Hollywood News Flashes 2:15 Mine to Cherish 2:30 Against the Storm 2:45 Guiding Light 3:00 Pleasure Time 3:13 News 3:30 string Ensemble 3:45 h. V. Kaltenborn 4:00 Speaking of Glamour 4:15 Hotel Biltmore Orch. 4:30 Gentlemen Relax E' m Paul Carson, Organist 5:30 Stars of Today 3:43 Cocktail Hour 8:00 Kay Kyser's Kollcge 7:00 Hollywood Plavh.ou.fie 7; 30 Plantation Parly fl:00 Abbolt and Co'strllo 8:30 Mr. District Attorney 9:00 NBC -9:15 Faithful Stradivari 9:30 Stanford U. on the Air 9:4.i Sherman Orch. 10:00 News Flashes IH:IiSS?rnn Shy. Organist 10:30 Biltmore Orch. BOB BURNS In "MOUNTAIN MUSIC" with MARTHA RATE Jean Arthur Ra.v Mllland in EASY LIVING" with Edward Arnold fitl DONLEVT litttt 1R6ELDS Mia TAMIR9FF kAij, I fsilsniilTlssssa 11:00 NrVi 11:14 E.1 Tabarin Orch. 11:30 Florentine Gardens Orch. ' The new Washington, D. C, air port will have a total asphalted area, including four huge runways, parHipg areas, and roads, equiva lent to 83 miles ol highway 18 teet wide. The average length of a Journey on American airlines is said to be approximately 400 miles; in Eu rope the average length of a jour ney by airlines is 250 miles. SPRINGFIELD Theater TODAY'S SUMS BILL Shlrler Tempi In THE tlLVr BIRD" filmed Is lcbnleol.r Caesar It o mere In "VIVA CISCO KID" . Pepeye Carlson News Most steals J6o Children lOe CHAN CBRV CHINESB BEBB CO. Herb Specialist. Definite relief against all diseases end chronic mala, fa male and children ail ments 30 tt. experience Price rea too able. Free 'Information. Hours 10 a. m. to t Dm. wkdays. SimMO-l. flSS Oak WHEN OTHERS FAIL Cans te as. trj oei Chinese ustvret kerb remedies ertll Data recsln ced besltk. Disorders, alnasttts Heart. iao. Itvar kldaey. stomaeb. fss. eonstlaalien, ilrvra. dtabetes. rbeomatlsm. gsll and bladder. fever. bib 'emsle eweaalalats. Charlie Chan Chinese Med. Hern Co. Jltlt. B.er, .ol, wed end Sande. IMnMI 4. B. FONO CONSULT ATIOH felBt 720 Willamette. Euqan. Or rhe Eugene Register-Guard It a menv fcer of the Associated Press. The A.socl- atad Press ta exclusively entlUed to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited ti. this paper .nd also all the local news published herein. All rights of publics Uon of special dispatches herein are also reserved. Obituaries 50 BEN F. MINNEY, Vida, passed away at 172 W. 12th, Aug. 13. at the age of 79 years. He was born April 24, 1861, in Ohio. He came to Oregon in 1892 and took up a homestead at Gate Creek on the McKenzie in 1898. He was interested in good road building and was public road supervisor in the Vida district for 30 vears. He was a member of the Presbyterian church. He is survived by two grandsons, Arthur Minncy of Oakridge. Harold Minney. Cottage Grove: ' 2 granddaughters. Mis. Omer Baker, Astoria: Mrs. Tom Minor. Cottage Grove: one great-granddaughter. Gloria .loan Minney: a brother and sister in Ohio and a sister in California. Funeral from Veatch chaDel. Thurs., at I p. m. Dr. A. J Harms officiat ing Commitment in Greenwood cemetery, Lcaburg. Funeral Directors 75 PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL SDrinefie d 6th and B. Ph. 1. BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPEL Phone 4331152 COive St. POOLE FUNERAL HOME" Phone Eugene 723 or Springfld 62 VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Ph. 112 Pearl St. at 10th Funeral Notices 100 CHARLES WILLIAM STEPHENS Funeral services will be held Wednesday. Aug. 14. 2 t. m. at the Poole chapel. Interment in the Rest Haven Memorial park. Florists 110 EUGENE'S FLOWER HOME 598 E. 13th Ph. 654 . RAUP'S Better Flowers Ph. 616 Card of Thanks 120 WE wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of our wife and sister. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. ELGIN BAILOR. FANNIE DAVIS. DELOS JOHNSON, JOHN JOHNSON. Personals 145 YOUNG women in trouble and in need of a friend are asked to communicate with Adjutant ROSA Morsch of the Salvation Army White Shield Home. 2641 in. w. Mayfair Avenue, Port land, Oregon: or with Mrs. Ad. iutant Mable Ford of the Salva tion Army, 719 Pearl St.. Eu gene, uregon REWARD for Infor. about kit tens. John Gilfery. Cloverdale. gave away July 39. Ph. 83-J apnngiieia. I WILL not be resDonsible for anv bills contracted by my brother uncier me name ol wnour or liobert White. A. E. WHITE, pevpunr nntcT DPAnixK-c i nvi-vmiiucillrilUMC lHOt. GENEVIEVE Vibration Reader. now locaiea at 4S1 t. 14th. Lost and Found 150 LOST Irish setter, female: brass suiaaea collar; "Peggy." Has vour neienoor a new red dog tion leading to return. Phone . . . "7 pearl 5t. LOST Gray and white cat. part Persian near 1 9th and Onvx. An swers to "Skeezix." Ph. 1329-M nncr ouu D. m. STRAYED Small dark Jersev cow. brand "B" on left hip and Mmura Guernsey neircr calf i n. c-r -1 1 LOST Brown and .white cocker soaniel "Touchv." 741i E. 15th. Ph. 642-W after 6:30 n m PARTY seen taking dog from 1040 nL relurn. "og or authoriti wni oe noimeo Transportation 160 T nirrcT n a t-t-c .-.. ..o, nnito Portlnnrl n v ct os. d t Lv. Eugene 8:00 a. m.. 5:45 o. m San Francisco $6.?5: R. T SU.25 Los Annies $11: R. T. $19.80 , DOLLAR BUS LINKS 49 E. Broadway Ph. 909 KANSAS, or vicinitv. want 2 pass". jnare exnenfcs; about Aug. 20. W rite Harland Rice, Rte. 2. Eu- nviie care i. n. ttedorotha. Real Estate for Sale 200 SPECIAL NEW TODAY OFFER Fine fi'4 A. close to city. Very neat, cosy and well arranged two-bedroom bungalow, oak floor and fireplace in living room, large breakfast alcove, nice bath, good attic, double constructed, fine water system, lights, telephone. Sudden drastic circumstances caused owner to place this on the market for a few days only at $3350. SPECIAL BARGAIN PAYMENT DOWN, BALANCE Less than rent. Beautiful brand new two bedroom home, wry pleasantly situated near McKen jie Highway just east of Spring field. Oak floors throughout, Ve netian blinds, model kitchen large stream lined windows af ford fine view of the mountain along the Mohawk and McKen zie rivers. The construction is equal to a $5,000 home. Price SAM RUGH REALTY CO, 1029 Willamette Ph. 78 6 FINE ACRES No better soil available: 4-room cottage, full bath: small barn: good family orchard: complete irrigation system: cost $4500, can now sell at $3125: $575 down H. E. CULLY 69 W. Broadway Ph. 743 IF you pay $20 to $25 per mo. rent, let us show you how these pay ments can buy you a new home with a $35 a mo. rental value, and among new homes too. Glad to show you homes under con struction and already built. Call at 2490 Harris St. QUALITY HOMES. 3 BEDROOM, WEST SIDE Home. Just outside the city limits. Walking distance to all schools. Basement, fireplace. Only $2750. Easy terms. Build in Sunny Lea under FHA. E. H. PETERSON CO. 23 E. Broadway . Phone 942 INVESTMENT TPTDT TTV a-,.-. o! l . 7 T toJi oiuc, t-iiuc w u. of O. Live in one and rent the other two at $50 per month, all in first class condition, only $5750. Terms. , F. J. BERGER 32 E. 8th. U. S. Bank Bldg. SUBURBAN ACRE: CLOSE IN Livable house: electricity; 1-3 A. Boyscnberries: family orchard, chicken eauipt. $1050. PAUL W. CAMPBELL. REALTOR 310 Miner Bldg. Ph. 320 SUBURBAN 7 ROOMS $3500 Newly reconditioned, city light and water, 2Vi blocks to bus, nice garden, chick house. EDITH F. IARDINER at F. J. BERGER'S. 32 E. 8th 80 ACRES 30 ACRES in cultiva tion, balance timbered pasture, near Eugene. Good 6-rm. house, spring water. $3000. good terms or might trade for 10 or 15 acres bottom land. MERT WARD at F. J. BERGER'S. 32 E. 8ttt OREG'N FABM CATALOG FREE 1940 Edition. 44 Daces. 200 Die tures, complete information 200 farms. Prices, terms, taxes crops, climate, etc. Business op portunities and investments. Oregon Settlement Assn.. 81 W 8th 110 A., will divide, hieh state of production all grains, corn, clo ver, alfalfa or nut trees, lots of buildings, elec. Its. and wtr. 5 mi. N. W. Eugene. Owner 2008 Washington 5 ROOMS W. SIDE $1500 We have a neat small home of 5 rooms with bath, plumbing, gar age, woodshed. Large corner lot 75x120 in College Hill District. This place will easily rent for $20 to $25 per month. Oregon SetUement Assn. 81 W. 8th STOCK RANCH 160 A., fully equipped, for sale or trade. Good house and barn; hot and cold water: 15 tons hay. Gravity sys tem irrigation, write DUH Miner Bldg. MODERN 6-room home, near V O. Hardwood floors throughout. Shower: sawdust burner: beau tifully landscaDed. Outdoor liv ing room. Reasonable terms. 1390 . lyth. SUB. ACRE, west side, mile to city limits and bus line; county road: elec: bargain $3i3. Terms, Lots 55x150. $100 each. 1635 Ferry St. ONE OF THE FEW GOOD SPOTS LEFT 2 acres on North 99 Hi- way. Price and terms, see MERT WAKU at F J. BERGER'S. 32E. 8th NEW Springfield 3-rms. and bath. plumbing in but no fixtures. nicely furn.. immediate Dosses sion, $900; $500 down. C. E, Root. Agt mh JoHwy iMtw house, just completed, air conditioned, furnace, fireplace, hardwood floors. On Horn Lane, Jens Kersgaard, north of city. river rd. dist. 5 ACRES level timber. $500. 5 acres all cleared farm land, $500. Good roads, electricity, $10 cash: $10 per mo. Oregon Settlement Assn.. 81W. 8th. EQUITY iff new 2 bedroom house, S100 down. Contract balance $1750. Payments less than rent. Large lot 147x55 ft. 2609 Harris. SALE or trade cheap. 320 A. 15 mi. from Eueene. 3 to 3 million ft. O. and sec. growth timber, fenced and some cleared. Ph. Z644, 160 ACRES logged-off land, will divide 40 acre tracts. Old and 2nd growth wood stumpage will pay for land. T. H. Horn, Notl. WEST side. 2 family house. 4 blks, from Willamette. Price $6500: $2500 down. Income $80. Valley printing and Stationery. REAL Estate of all kinds for sale or exchange. Otto Mennes. Bank or uregon Hldg.. Springfield. FARMS Homes Business Op portunities. Exrh. Ins. H. N Traxler.. Real Estate. Creswell 2 VACANT LOTS in Eusene, cheap for cash. Write Reg. Guard Box 3418. SPRINGFIELD 2 bedroom plas tered house. Prefer cash. Inq. lun west JJJSt. BY OWNSR 1 or 2 "sub "acres. Col. leee Crest, good view. Ph 2307-J. SPRINGFIELD lot. large well lo cated. $150. 50 down. $15 mo. nee.-i.uaro 3415. EQUITY 4-rm. 1 A., fireol.. elec. Pumo.. barn. Bal. $12 mo. '., ml. i. wuiagiiiespie scnooi. SUBURBAN half Acre restricted mver Road dist. Ideal homesite Terms. Reg.-Guard 3323. 6-RM. mod. home. U. of O. Dist. Owner. 1429 Columbia St DESIRABLE LOT U. dist: also nmoer. i.o Alder. SUBURBAN 1 Acre Home, $3750 use. 120 Hansen Lane. A Real r..r""- miles of EuSoA!S Per month. "Ka 3 Arntc $15 per month modern convsZL" $3000. A.y y'o I 15 Catalog """"Ti moss.. Bod rj PRODUCTIVM-f . not iteai Ra,e:rrH -rentReg. . Real Estate ExtiuSj Tn a nu . : ...nLc your 0L Mr 1 equity as a down ZZl new homi anH k j.v Paymente (hH ,3 than rentl , i.. L,rrl Call Dt 2490 Harris V t ITYH0MES ' ilLb.feA.".i rd::;$,2 Yaa rt 2, JuncuonCii,"H Business OnwrtraitiJ PARTY WANTEFtolSi Tu ,uli usini5s.S!oni nuiuau i-uiisiaerea. No, or canvassing About Hi f? R P?rn""nt- with ment. To n.uslify f0 3 'tcivicw, Hive past mjtfj state if required rash i. 1 diately available. Efijl Box 3423. i UNARM? (r, ri. i.i-J necessary time, need mi i eMJonsioie a ciMblf M COmnlPtl. fhara. this month. Also no cobimI elephorie1924-J Y CATV, .n hlu... OA .. .J field Junct for salt DoraJ Fuel for Stle 16-IN. SLAB 13 GENUINE OLD GROUri Small size, no edemts J tagings lor cook stove 1 Medium Size, nn nipinin; 1 GIANT SIZE, nn fdcints I Prices are for a full cord ol slab, cut into lS-in. lenaJ delivered in 2 cord loads, I BLOCK. BEST GRADE J Bingham s Ph. 3474 or see M WALTERS-BUSHOXGl BLOCK WOOD SI When sold in 2-cord Smaller slab much thj Measurement Is a core o wood sawed to desired See it at 385 Mill. sppnppu RirrrT.-l. DOMESTIC BURNUCI Coal-Wood-Houed Futil Sawdust I MANERUD-HUNTlNCICi prrirT rn I 10th and Oak 16-inch dry Oak .. 1 t : 1 J.. Caninrl ftp M Full Measure: Ptonijl DOMESTIC BURNER C Guaranteed QuaitT S & H Green Stama CENTRAL REATCC CO PhoneJ7J DIRECT from mill:SHS Summer price i slab, any length. BW Ph. 1898. King 4 UH DIRECT FROM gj 4-Ft. slab or edpnifs: 1M block and ednnes rnrtu ' deliveredPhJ---f CLEAR old mowlb: and block wood. rM 362 E.14th. Phonet39- BLOCK wood, slj'!;""," Quick servire. NW1 L Ph. 3582 or 1457JWU11 LARGE Drs 'J-G-it-M, or more. $3.75 cd. " J. D. Dqrrah. - T6-IN. Block drv 2nd I O. G. $4.25j asKoalt;" DRY SLAB. $3 50 coomne. w?-ir-fsv BLOCK' WOOD.F'3f S3 NER ENDS. aj: Art ii- SLAB. 12 or i. u. i, 1 ereenaf:..,j--T : CLEAR old wo.ftji j erowtlJMTa PLANER end. . Livestock, PoulBjH rets m:-. , HUHr cTiRlXS Fresh 2nd call J torn Hatchnr. ""jwjt GOOD'S HATCmj,1' Eugene.JJhJli-: BULLSfoi service: JJ Ky. Shorthorn .. BLUEBIRD PACK', 500 one-year owwgc 500 Leghorn f-i' J. W. Parish-1 ft, ft Clara.oPPOSil-? t 2ARMITHcnind.J1 bone and btoja Perini. CreswelL up. low onTt,t Cottage Gro- -JSTW GOLDEN-Cecker Heart l't nft, 5- lay. Call Vi Ueih