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"I'pound 79c
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No. I Isshoro broilers
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White oats, ion
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Hothouse tornVtoes. "lb.
Public Market
.Tu.klwyLj?r Chrlrtmas are on sale
jt the Producers' Public market and
the prices are 3D cents a pound for
toms and 49 cents for hens. These prices
are for prime birds. Seconds are cheap
er. The market prices are as follows:
reteUM
Parsnips, a lbs. nr
Head lettuce, n.. Tn
Bermuda onions t lbs. for 19c
Potatoes, lb. ..
n??1 ..'-"i" lc
Hothouse tomatoes, lb
Turnips, 3 lbs. for .
Cabbage, lb.
Cauliflower, lb.
15-25c
:5c
Radishes, bunch. ac i 7 ??2
Oyster plant, ) bunches for 13o
rralti
Apples. lbs. for
Graces, basket
g.1"1 MUJer prunes. I lbs. for !5c
Dried Italian prunes, I lbs. for T 39e
nea peppers, lb.
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Walnut. Ih
Walnut meat,"
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Rabbits, dressed, lh.
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Honey, i lb lar
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Chestnuts, lh.
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Portland List
PORTLAND, Ore., Deo. II (API
The following are the ortose retailers
pay wholeaalan except when otherwM
Doted:
ButterPrime: A ride, u-tme to
parchment wrappers. 53-93' ic In car
tons; B (redes. 61-51 lie in parchment
wrappers. U-tllie In cartons.
Butterfat First quality, maximum of
of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In
Portland, Mli-iic lb.: premium quel
Ity. maximum of of 1 per cent acid,
ity, 64'i-5Sc lb.i valley routes and coun
try points. 2c (ess than first, or Ucl
second quality, at Portland, 3e under
lirst or Hi-62e.
Cheese Selling tulee to Portland re.
tailors: TOlamook trlplete. 31c lb.: loaf
8. 'tL W"1!11 J" wholesalers. Ho Ik I
loaf, 30c lb. tab. Tillamook.
..-Prloe to producers: A large,
Mo douni 8. large, 40c; A. medium.
40ci B, medium, sec ctosen. Resale to
retailer. S-4C higher for oases, cartons,
tc higher.
Live poultry buying prices! Na 1
grsds leghorn broilers, lls-1 lbs., 16c;
colored fryers, 1(4-4 lb., Jlc; colored
roasters over 4 lbs.. Mc: leghorn hens
under It? lbs.. 30c: over 3'i lbs., He:
colored hens, 34c lb.l No, a grade
hens. So leu: No. a cede, 100 less:
roosters, 130 lb. '
Dressed turkeys Setting prices: Coun
try dressed: Hens 9b40c; packers' stock,
nens, no. l 400 cssn-csrry. zc de-
ySTLtttt ESir- ""l''n'V ,h'" ' : "ntamtleTegaTdhS
On5r 4 S SStn hunch, """P1"' limited sales to some ex"
OreSinS 1Tit S ,ent s,, " Australian top, both fine I
?i'J-. 1 2?f"-Ji't,.iuS! I " half-blood, were made In small
Yakima, 11.42-1.99, eo-lb. bag; pickling,
IOC ID.
Potatoes Cash and carry prices: Kla
math, 12.74: Malta, fancy, 11.74 cental!
Yakima, 12.99-3.91; Deschutes, 12.
cental! local, 12.U cental.
Country Meats Selllna price, to re
tailer: Country killed hogs, best butch
ers, 120 to 140 Ins., 20-21c; veslers. fancy,
23c lb.; good heavy, 16-30C lb.; rough
heavy, 19-20C lb.; canner cows, f 1 lb.
cutters, 17. 3 -4c lb.; bulls. l!c lb.;
lambs, 33-23C1 ewes. 9-12c lb.
Wool lau coatracta. Oregoa raneh.
nominal. 14-87 c lb.t cross or sea 4jO-4
lb.: iamb I I lb.
Mohatr 1942 U-raonlh. 45c lb
Hops 3eed stock. 1141 crop, 11.11 lb.;
seedless, 11.90-1.10 lb.
Cascara bark 1541 pmL l lb.-
Hay Selling price on trucks: Alfalfa.
No. 1. 123-23.90 torn oata, vetch. Ill ton.
valley polnta: timothy eastern Oregon,
123; valley timothy. 111 ton; clover
Hi ton.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 31 (API
fU. S. Dept. Agr.l Cattle: Salable 1.200,
total 1,350; market ective. uneven, gen
erally 25 higher with some eowa 90 up,
bulls strong to 39 higher, vealers steady:
few losds medium to good short-fed
steers 13.50-14.50. common steers 10.90
11.50: few loads fed heifers 11.00-50,
common heifers down to 0.00!' canner
and cutter cows 6.0O-1.0O, medium to
good beef cows 9.9O-13.00. odd head
12.25; good bulls 10.50-11.29. odd head
11.90: good to choice vealers 14.90-19.30.
Hogs: Salable 1.350. total 1.150 market
opened active, unevenly 40-85 higher,
trucklns up most, but closing sales only
29 higher: good to choice 110-330 lbs.
early 14.05-75. late sales down to 14.39;
240-300 lbs. 13.75-14.25; llght-llghta most-
MHWS !
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THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON.
lly lJ.7t.H0d: food sow, 1t.00.t0i food
j (eider pigs l3.SO-15.0O.
Sheep: Salable 800. toUl 1.150: market
active, fat lamba 24-33 higher, ewes .10
up: good to choice lamba 1J.JO-14.S3,
load fed lamba 14.39: feeder Iambi
10.00.ll.00l (food wooled on 1.00-90,
common down to 3-30. .,
PORTLAND CHAIN
I Wheal Open High Low Close
"f'Dec. .l(4 l.iava 1.114 l.lOVa
cam gram: Na 1 flax 1.40.
Cath wheat ibid): Soft while 1.10:
oft white excluding Rex 1.31; whit
Club 1.32: western red 1.22. I
Hard red winter; Ordinary 1.30! loH
per cent 1.34: 11 per cent l.Mi 11 per
cent 1.29.
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.90;
11 per cent 1.33: 11 per cent 1.J4.
Today'! car receipts: Wheat 33: barley
10: Hour 13 corn 4; oata 9: hay li
mtllfeed 10; flaxseed 1,
New York Markets
NEW TORK STOCK MARKET
By VrCTOR EUBANK
VEW YORK, Dec. iAP Sct
trd stock market leaders mnafe ia
TuUnUm the recovery theme in today's
market but many other, were subdued
by profit cashlnf on ' last week's bif
UfXwlnf.
Transfer! were around 700,000 share
Year-end tax offerings seemed to be
waning although there was sufficient
of these to put brakes on a number of
pivotal, as well as "penny1" stocks.
Stocks edging Into new high ground
for the move included J. I. Case. Union
Carbide. Air Reduction and Westing
house. Attracting bids were Douglas
Aircraft Eastern Air Lines, United Air
Lines, Caterpillar Tractor, Atlantic Coait
Line, Goodyear, Chrysler, Phelps Dodge
nd Glsnn Martin.
Backward the greatest part of the lime
were U. S. Steel. Bethlehem. Southern
Pacific. Pennsylvania. General Motors.
Standard Oil (NJi, American Smelting.
American Can. Consolidated Edison. Dow
Chemical. Johni-Manvllle and Eastman
Kodak.
Selected secondary rati loans improved.
BOSTON WOOL I
BOSTON, Dec. 81. -API U. S. Dept.
Agr.i The Bofton wool market con
tinued quiet today. Purchases In Buenos
volume at nrices six to eight cents
oeiow ceilings.
Roosevelt School
Program Tuesday
The Theodore Roosevelt Junior
high school P.-T. A, and student
body are sponsoring a Christmas
program Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the
school auditorium.
The drama club of the school
will present a play and the-choir
wilt-sing.
No business meeting of the P.
T. A. will be held, but the mem
bership committee will be on hand
bership committee will be on hand
members.
"Why the Chimes Rang" is the
name of the play to be presented
by the drama group and choir.
The plot of "Why the Chimes
Rang" concerns two small boys,
filled with-disappointment on be.
ing left at home by their parents.
They are surpjeieed by their uncle
who comes to visit and takes them
to the church service. At this
church service people come from
far and wide to present gifts at the
altar in hopes that some gifts will
cause the chimes to ring. The
finding of an old woman, the sacri
fice of the older boy in staying
with her, and the younger boy's
gift of a few cents on the altar,
causing the chimes to ring, bring
this Christmas story to a close.
The characters are as followi:
Dick Moll, Laurence Moore, Jim
my King, Janet Heisel, Dorothy
Chapman, Julian Hultgren. The
gift bearers are, Bill Evans, Alice
Collins, Doris May Evans, Amor
ita Reed, James Morgan, Paul
Agerter, Janet Easterday, Sally
Strohecker, John Hardcastle, Har
ry Hardcastle, Verlin Bates, and
Marilyn Brandt. The musio will
be. presented by the Roosevelt
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30 Breakfast
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9:30 Vespers
11:45 Keep
12:00 News Headlines
12:11 p.m Livestock
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11:20 Three A s
13:30 Between Bookendg
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2:00Clsncy Calling
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3:45 Little Jack Little
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1:30 The Gospel Singer
S:45 Pages in Melody
4:00 The Latest Word
4:03 Stars From Blue
4:30 Jim Robertson
4:45 Letters to Santa
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4:00 a.m Dawn Patrol
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9:19 News
8:30 Evening Farm Hour
1:49 Spot Market,
7:00 Poultry Dent.
8:00 Everything Goes
8:55 Labor
7:00 News
7:15 Musio
choir and the ninth grade girls'
chorus. .The songs by the choir
will be "Carol of the Russian
Children," "Christiansen's Cradle
Hymn," "From Heaven an Angel."
The songs by the girls chorus will
be "Gesu Bamblna." "No Candle
Was There And No Fire," "Lulla
by,': by Noble Cain. Both groups
combined will sing "The Holy
City," by Harvey GauL
Records
CIRCUIT COURT
Fern Ardella Donaldson against
Norval LeRoy Donaldson; suit
filed for divorce.
MARRIAGE LICENSE ':
Sigurd Sevrin Amondsen of
Reedsport and Bethany Marie
Sutherland of Eugene.
Bm n i i
ENSIGN At the Thotnpson
Maternity home, Sunday, Dec. 20,
1042, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene En
sign of route S, Eugene, a daugh
ter. SCHNEIDER At the Sacred
Heart general- hospital, Monday,
Dec. 21, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Schneider, 243 North H
street, Cottage Grove, a daughter.
BAKER At the Sacret Heart
general hospital, Sunday, Dec. 20,
Action in
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:15 Every thing Goes
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1:30 Memory Book of
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1942, to Mr. and Mri. Charles
Baker, 601 Eighth avenue east,
Eugene, a daughter,
BRENTLINGER At the Sacred
Heart general hospital, Sunday,
Dec. 20, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Brentllnger, Chula Vista
and Reed itreets, Eugene, a
daughter,
WALKER At the Sacred Heart
general hospital, Sunday, Dec. 20,
1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
Walker, 431'A Eleventh avenue
east, Eugene, a daughter.
WETZELL At the Sacred
Heart general hospital, Saturday,
Dec. 19, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer A, Wetzell, 165 Sixth ave.
nue west, a son.
Defense
Meetings
MONDAT
7:30 p. m. Springfield meet
ing. Roscoe Perkins, sector war
den of Springfield, District 9, asks
all Junior and senior air raid war
dens in his group to attend an inv
portant meeting at Defense head
quarters.
7:45 p. m -Members of civil air
patrol will meet at Woodrow WiL
son junior high school,
TUESDAY
8:45 p. m. Weekly defense pro
gram over KORE, to be devoted to
questions on appeal and correction
of certificates of war necessity.
R. B. Eberiole of the diitrlct of
fice of ODT will be Interrogated
by Coordinator Howard S. Mer
rlam. .
PICTURES - . . Picture Framing
Ruth Wheeler's, 128 E. Broadway
Springfield Theater
Madeline Carrelt. sterling Harden In
"BAHAMA PAS1AOI"
. le technicolor)
Bill Berd la
"RIDERS OF THE TIMBIELINE"
Sbert lebl.tls -.N.w.
The HOLLAND
Dick Sherman and
Hollcm dalres Orch.
8:30 Till 12:30
No Admission Chsrg
Before t:00 p. m.
Dins Early and
Enjoy ths Orchestra
ICE SKATIHG
DAILY! 1:11 te l:M e. lit.
1:41 ta 19 9. ra.
Also SAT, l.l SUN. Mercian
PrlT.te partt., errsngai
1850 West 6th
Fuhrman Sparks
Webfoot Attack
By BOB LUCAS
Special Guard Correspondent
ASTORIA, Dec.
19 Howard
Hobeon's University of Oregon He in cot iw.?c.
hoopsters, did an about-face Sat-1 Oregon, offer for sal and sell at pub
urday night when Ihey tripped the ! dd.T.,.,,.ih.'
Astoria All-stars, coached and ; terest of esch of the plaintiffs and of
managed by wally Palmbere, I
former star hoopster 'at Oregon
state and now Astoria high coach,
37 to 30. Friday night, they were
beaten here by the Portland Boil
ermakers, highly-touted independ
ent team, 46 to 33.
Astoria lumped to a 10 to 5 lead
early in the opening period, but!
the Ducks, led by veteran Ralph I
Fuhrman, rallied in the last few
minutes of the first half to pull
into a 19 to 12 lead at halftlme.
Sandnesa Stars
Astoria, paced by Palmberg, Earl
Sandness, former University of
Oregon hoop star and member of
the 1939 nation championship
squad and Reuben Wirkkunen,
all-state member of last year's
championship Astoria high con
contingent rallied to close the gap
in the second half, but could get
no closer than four points 30 to
26 after eleven minutes.
The Ducks gradually pulled
away from that point, and pro
tected their lead till the end.
High-point man for . the game
was Furhman with nine. He was
followed for the Ducks by Bob
Newland with 6.
Wirkkunen and Sandness topped
the all-stars with eight apiece,
while Palmberg garnered seven j
and wag the best player for the,
losers, This was his first appear
ance on the maple court for some
time, and the 30-year old hoop--;
ster gave a sterling performance
before his popular home crowd.
The Ducks looked better than
they did Friday against the Boil
ermakers, but still lacked the co
ordination and passing that is
necessary to win the Northern
Division crown.
It was the all-stars' first game,
and they had practiced seven days
prior to the Oregon tilt
Summary:
OREGON (31). '.(30) ASTORIA
flke.
Seeborg, 4 T 1. At wood
Taylor. 4 T 3. Simonson
Fuhrman, B C 3, Howe
Klrsch. 4 O (, Wirkkunen
Reynolds, S " 7, pslmberg
Wren, 4 .- S I, Sandness
Crowell, 3 . -.S
Newlsnd. 0 ....... 8
Poolck. 1 -S
Hslftlme score Oregon 19. Astoria 12.
- Officials Chappie King and Carl Len-
Ray Bower Appointed
New Market Master
Ray Bower has been appointed
market master of the Eugene Pro
ducers' Public market, succeeding
William A, Ayres, who recently
resigned, it was announced at the
market Monday, Mr. Ayres will
relinquish the office January 1,
after having served in the capac
ity of master ever since the mar
ket was established many years
ago. Mr. Bower will assume his
new duties at that time.
Mr. Bower is Lnne county hor
ticulture Inspector, having been
appointed to that posilton Septem
ber 1. He will continue In that
capacity, will have his office at
the market building.
Mr. Bower, whose home Is at
Oak Hill, a few miles west of Eu
gene, has been active In farming
circles and grange work for many
years and has been a member of
the market board of directors for
the past eight years.
New Training Center
Scheduled for Boise
MEDFORD, Ore., Dec. '21. (U.R)
A new army training center to
provide basic and special train
ing of personnel from the ninth
service command will be estab
lished at Boise Barracks, Ida., ac
cording to an announcement made
at Camp White, near here.
The center will be staffed by
three companies of officers and
enlisted men and will relieve the
posts, camps and stations of the
service command of the need for
continuous, basic training pro
grams for men received direct
from reception centers, officials
said.
Legal Notices
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES For the District of
Or.gon. NOTICE Or FIRST MEETING
OF CREDITORS.
To the creditor of CLAUDE H.
FARMER. B-27811 In Bankruptcy of 137
E. Broadway, Eugene, In the County of
Lone end District aforessld. a bsnkrupt:
Notice Is herebyglven thet said Claude
H. Farmer hea been duly edludged a
j bankrupt on a petition filed by him on
I the 20th day of November. 1943. and
i that the flrat meeting of hla eredltora
will be held et office of Well, It Wells.
1 1M Willamette St., Eugene, Ore., on
the 10th dey of December, 1942, et
! 2:00 o'clock in the efternoon. at which
. place and time the said creditors may
' attend, prove their claims, appoint a
1 trustee, appoint a committee of cred
itors, exomlne the bankrupt, and trans
act such other business aa may properly
. eome before said meeting.
Dated at Corvallls, Oregon, this llth
dsy of December. 1942. LESTER G.
OEHLER. Referee in Bsnkruptcy,
1 No. 1070 Monday, Dec II, 1941
IK THE DISTRICT COURT OT THE
UNITED STATES FVr the District of
OTfc-, NOTICE Or mtST MEETING
OF CREDITORS.
To the creditors of JOHN MORGAN
CROSS t-J7fl In Bankruptcy, of MT
Lawrence, Eugene, In the County of
lmti9 srvo jjiiLriCT storess.-. a DsnkruDt:
Notice Is hereby fiven thst ssld John
Mr-wn -toss nas neen amy aiudd
a bsnkrupt on a petition flle4 by htm
on the 7th day of December. 1M3. and
that the first mte'lnf of his creditors
win ne neitj si office or wens Wells,
KM Willamette, tmena. Oreaon. on the
30th dsy of Decern--, 11H3, at S:1S
ociorx in ins afternoon, at which place
na ume me isia creditor may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
appoint a commlttet of creditors, en
amine the bankruot. and irmuri ur-h
other business as may properly coma
before said meeting.
Dated at Corvallls, Oregon. tM llth
riY rrr i;cemnr, 1W. I.FSITER O,
O IfLEt, He etie In nsnhniptcy.
Ho. 10 Monday, Deo. MU 1H1
Page Seven
Legal Notices
NOTTCB OF SALE OF RFAL
PROPERTY BY REFER EC
Notice la hereby given that by vir
tue of a decree In partition suit, and
order of sale therein made by the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Lane County on December 11th. 1941,
In which suit Fred L. Hughes, et. aK,
are plaintiffs and OJlle F. Fox, et sis.,
are defendants, said suit being 'num
bered 19014 In ssld court. 1 will, on
Thursday. January Uth. IMS. at ttu
!hour " o'clock A. M.. at the
". m . eiendents. and eg ail
parties elelmlng by, through or under
them, or any of them, tn and to the .
rouowing described real properties, each
In Lane County, Oregon, towlt:
Beginning In the north line of Claim
No. 71. township 17 south, range S
west of the Wlllsmette Meridiem
11. sm ehsms north 89 degrees 43 . ..
west of the southeast com er of Claim
No. 41, being In line with west line
of Lot 1 of Miller's Little Fsrma No.
I. If extended, end run south 1 de
gree 10 west 19 31 chains to south '
line of ssld Clslm No, 71. south 89
degree, 41 east 1.97 rhslns. no-th 18'
esst 19.33 chslns lo the north line of
said Clslm No. 71. north 81 degrees
43 west 6.55 chains to the place of
beginning, being 13.08 acres. Also.
Beglnnlr. st a point center of '
county road No. 109 and In south line -of
Claim No, 11, In township IT south
range 1 werf of the Willamette Merld
Ian. et the . northeast corner of
Claim No. 88. west along south line
of ssld Clslm No. 18, 34.8 chair,.,
north 1.87 chains, east pa-aUel with - '
south line of ssld Claim 14.51 chains
to the center of said eounly road. .
thence south 1 degree east along
center of said road t.tr chain, to "
place of beginning, being 10 acre, of -land.
Also.
Lot nine fll of Mnier'e LHHe Farms -V..1'
" "letted end recorded In the,
plslt records of Lane County, Oregon. .
Also.
Lot ten f!0 o Miller's 1,1111. Fa
No. 1. as nlatted and recorded In the
jW reeorde of I-ne County, Oregon.
B-'glnnlng at the northea-t corner U
or L-tt 8 of Miller's LHtle Form. No.
1, of Lsne County. Oregon, thence
essl slong ths north line of Lots 5 u
and 4 to the northeast come- of Lot -4.
115.4 feet, thence north 44 dofrre.
Xf out 170.1 feet, thence north 31 de.
grees 3d' west 341 feet, thence wort
571.5 feet, thence south 479.1 feet to
piece of beglnnlne. containing 8.51
acres of land In Miller's Utile Farms
No, 1, ss platted and recorded In
Lsne County, Oregon plat records. ,
Lot twelve fill of Miller's Little '
Fsrm. No. 1. as platted and recorded
record County, Oregon plat .
Lot five' (l of Miller's tittle Farm i
No, l ae platted and recorded tn Oie .
plat record, of Lane County. Oregon.
Ail ch soles to be msde subject to '
the ennflrmstlon of ssld court,
Dsted December 12th, 1941.
,, o. E. Crowe. Referee.
low Most., Jan. 11, IMS.
No.
NOTJCE IS RZREBY GIVEN, That
lne Administrator of the Estate of S, J.
Baker, deceased, hss filed his Ttnal ,
'n said estate in the County '
Court of Lane County, Oregon and thev
court has- appolnled the loth dey of r
Dwember. . 1943 et ten o'clock a' M.
?1 .'I","'.lnh, Cmnt Court room-'
r"!I curliH"; in Eugene. Oregon.
for the hearing of objections to such - ,
Account and the settlement of
said estate.
W1NSOR CALKINS, ..
Calkin, fc calkin. AmUtrator.
Attorneys for Esale
No. 1051 Men., Dac 23, 1941,
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