Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 07, 1944, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text. ml ... HliAr. zisMOWMiiicu ...a In Italv kedtotonth. I " Mils vaunted Gothic Uchtt to ,, , today. Unorth-' erful l"? (hat lowed or PJflith nd eighth MW3 th. 160- 'hittle If"- .r.5Sively PX .mce"the begin Smile retreat from F.ten'-iabbed into the lilantrs oint8in a F W!L i.ttempt to blunt the at Livorno, teamen report k"S simultaneous- eTGothichne. which J2? to the east hEi& north of Siena rat on the Tyrrhenian feU" below Livorno F5" 1 .... .airf the nazis had dvery village, arm k,nd,...Thrlsiling strong "ere putting up "the tSrdinated defense since the ipaUl0mfanwmen bore the ST&wSS. counterblow ueets of Rosignano, where f, ugh doggedly from house " '". tnrm of shell !". nositions iriri i-tth of the .. vesterday. tr mio-an,...-.. - - Lever, the Arneric-u-bofat.easttwo-th.rdso. ;,auno ana a i --.---jfrjSitad Press War Corres 3rt Bhmt Packard said the ,1 held only three or four ,S on the northern outskirts ne www. rmans Cremale RADIO BROADCASTS a. PrWRT VERMILLION ited Press War Correspondent HTK THE EIGHTH ARMY 70RE CIVITELLA (U.R) Re ilinl German soldiers, in a tank unting a flame thrower, set fire :ivitelli JUly 4, scorching sleep- women and children in tneir Ik and then killed 100 to 150 k, ell in reprisal for the shoot- of three nan soldiers, it was Irned reliably here. Iia'din partisan troops and eye- InMses described the day of ror which began at 7 o clock the morning of American Inde- hdence day. tivitella is a small town nine fes southwest of Arezzo and off main highway, but it stands a spur of land jutting into and timanding a large stretch of the ana valley, up which the eighth W ii fighting its way toward to mi Florence. three horrified civilians one man and two women came n the British can p to tell their nr. Later, Italian partisan ops moving up the valley ar ltd and made a full report. Their ry has been confirmed from (er sources. rmy Newspaper irector Ousted ALGIERS. Julv 7 (PiOil pert White has been relieved of command as director of Medi ranean area editions of The krs and Stripes, and been or- rw :o tne United States because differences with hit,liir nffi. Is over political censorship, it i learned reliably today. rmy public relations officers i wite over direction of editions the servicemen1 nAuwnanM. fclished St Oran A 1 trier NonUr fc Rome. ' 5:00 p. m. Nwi 6: 15 Suprmn 9:30 Tom Mix 5:45 Gordon Bark e:0O Gbril Heattar . i: 15 Screen Tut 0:30 Double or Nothing T:0O nshtng News T:15 Iowll Thomu 7:30 Lone lUnfer 1:00 News. Headlines 8:15 Top Tune j: 30 Name That Song 9:00 News 9:15 Let's Swap 9:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 9:45 Treaiury Song 9:50 Melody In Evening 10:00 China's Triple 7 10:30 News. Headlines 10:45 St rater's Orchestra 11:00 Serenade 11:55 News tn Brie! 12; 00 Sign off KCX JH90 FEIDAT 5:00 p. m. Terry 5:15 Dick Tracy 3:30 Jack Armstrong 5:45 Hop Harrigan 6:00 Now Take My Case 6:30 Spotlight Bands 6:55 Story Teller 7:00 Music by Cugat -7:15 Ted Malone 7:30 Nero Wolfe 8:00 Nell son. News 8:15 Parker Family 8:30 Gang Suiters 9:00 Meet Your Nevy " 9:30 News Headlines 9:45 Johnny Harrell 10:00 Bal Tibarln -10:30 Ambassador Orch. 11:00 Concert Hour PGW ffi0 F KID AT 5:00 p.m. OK for Release 6:15 Sophisticated Swing 5:30 Day Foster 5:45 Louis P. Lochner 6:00 Waltz Time 6:30 Peopls Are Funny 7:00 Boston Blackie 7:30 Sports Newsrcel 7:45 NBC , 8:00 Mercer's Music 'Shop h:id r leeiwooa iwion 8:30 Thin Man 9:00 Furlough Fun 9:30 Laundry Hour 10:00 News Flashes 10:15 Home Town News 10:25 Musical Interlude 10:30 Labor Roundup 10:45 Paul Page 10:55 News 11 :00 Biltmore Orchestra 11:30 War News 12:00 Swing Shift KOAC(fiM) FRIDAY ' " 5:00 p.m. On Upbeat 5:30 Story Time . . 5:45 It's Oregeu's War 6:00 Treasury . Song . -8:15 News .... 6:30 Spot Msrkets , . 7:00 Agricultural Econ. 7 : 10 Treasury Song 7:30 Music 8:00 Wake Up America! 8:30 Muslo . . 9:30 News 9:45 Meditations K01N (919 FRIDAY 5:00 p. in. G. Drake 5:15 Red' Gang 5:30 Flannery, News light weights to 9 m food -choice feeder , pig quotable 10.00-U.23. wi-vp w; (it net strong! (ew good-choice sprmg Umb 13 00; common-medium shorn old crop lambs and yearlings 8 00-10.00; good ewes salable around 00. 5:45-Ntws 5:55 Bill Henry 6:00 Hollywood Showcase 6:30 Brewster Boy 7:00 Jimmy Durante 7:30 Stage Door Canteen 1:00 Mystery 6:15 Press Club g:30 Pays to be Ignorant 9:00 Iced Coffee Tune 9:30 Service to Front 9:55 What's Become Of? 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 Wartime Women 10:30 Stories of West 10:30 Organ Melodies 10:45 Voice of Army 11:00 News 11:05 Armstrong Orch. 11:30 Air-Flo of the Air 11 : 35 Strand Orchestra 11:45 Jones Orche&tra 11:55 News 13:00 Music and News KORE (J4M SATURDAY 6:00 a.m. News 6:05 Early Bird 6:45 Evangelical Church 7:00 News 7:15 Rise and Shine 7:30 Music f:45 Sermonette 8:00 Rainbow House 8:30 News 8:35 Music 9:00 Treasury Song 9:05 Varieties 9:15 Marching to Music 9:30 Hello Mom .10:00 News 10:15 Al William 10:30 Favorites 11:00 News 11:05 Harmony Lane 11:15 Mclntyre's Orch. .11:30 Music 11:45 Martel'i Orch. 12:00 News 12:15 p.rn .Treasury Salute I235 Luncheon Concert 12:55 Human Side of War 1 : 00 Lighthouse Temple 1:15 Song Session 1:45 Van's Orch. 2:00 Surprise Package 3:00 News 3:15 Doreey's Orch. 3:30 Hawaii Calls 4:00 Eagle Club . . 4:30 Flying High' KOAC f656) 1 SATURDAY 10:00 a. m. Nevs 10:15 Homemakers Hour 11:00 Church in WHdwood 11 :15 Spirituals 11:30 Cot.ce.rt Hall 12:00 News 12:15 p. m. Farm Fire Program 13:30 Spot Markets 2:45 Bulletin Board 1:00 Home Folk' Frolic 1:15 America Marches 1:30 Variety Time 2:00 Books and Authors 2:15 Treasury Salute 2:30 Memory. Book 3:00 News . 3:15 Music of Masteri ' 4:00 Vincent Lopet 4:15 Dick Jurgens 4;30 Studio Party KOIN (970) SATURDAY 6:00 a. m. News ' 6:15 Texas Rangers 6:30 KOIN Klock 7:15 Headline News 7:30 News 1:45 Consumer Newt 8:00 Sweeney. News 8:05 Let's Pretend 6:30 Fashions for Rations 9:00 Theatre of Today 9 30 Sterling. News 9:45 Ziguener Fantasy 10:00 Grand Central Station 10:25-Atr-Flo of the Air 10:30 Country Journal 11:00 Mary Lee Taylor 11:30 Dorsey Orchestra 11:45 News t 12:00 Victory FOB 12:30 p. m, Visiting Hour 1:00 The Colonel 1:25 News 1:30 Newspaper of Air 2:00 Ceey, Press Photographer 2:30 Mother and Dad 3:00 News 3:15 People's Platform 3:45 World Today 3:55 News 4:00 Molinos Orchestra 4:15 London Calling 4:30 Traffic Safety 4:45 Molinos Orchestra KEX 1196) SATURDAY 6:00 a. m. Musical Clock 6:15 Homesteaders 6:30 Victory Gardens 6:45 Pipes of Melody 7:00 Yankee Doodle Quit 7:30 Ozark Ramblers . 8:00 Breakfast Club 9:00 Blue Playhouse 9:25 News 9:30 Breakfast at Sardi's 10:15 Ben Sweetland 10:30 Swing Shift 11:00 Opera 1:00 p. m. News 1:02 Heidt Review 2:00 News 2:02 Saturday Concert 2:45 Hello Sweetheart 3:00 Service Serenade 3: 15 Storyland Theatre 3:30 Sports Show 3:45 Leon Henderson 4:00 Good Old Days 4:30 Music America Loves Best KGW ffl'JO) SATURDAY 4:00 a. m. Dawn Patrol 6:00 First Piano Quartet 6:30 News Parade 7:15 News Headline 7:30 Echoes from Tropics 7:45 Sam Hayes 8:00 NBC 8:30 Melody Roundup 9:00 Pet Parade 9:15 Consumer's Time 9:30 Atlantic Spotlight 10:30 Here's to Youth 10:30 Indiana Indigo 10:45 War Telescope 11:00 Stars of Tomorrow 12:00 Minstrel Melodies 12:30 p. m. Music on Display 1:00 Rupert Hughes 1:15 Barbara and Boys 1:30 NBC 2:00 Your America 2:30 Story Behind ' Headlines 2:45 Med Itat ions 3:00 Vegetables for Victory 3:151 Sustain Wings 3:30 Curt Massey St Co. 3:45 Art of Living 4:00 American Story 4:30 Noah Webster Says Eugene Markets BCTTERF AT tksrysea esssen ' Premium quality (maximum of .28 of 1 per cent acid) 51 'ic First quality' (maximum- of V of 1 per cent acidi W'jc Second quality 49,-aC BCTTER (Waoieesee ffttse) Grade AA prUita Grade A prima i , Quarter cubes CBEISR Triplets qQO EGGS (Buying Pileea) Grade A large Grade B large Grade A medium Grade A small 25C -27e ..lbc EGOS (Whelesele Pries to Retailers) Grade A large - - 42c Grade A medium -.--.., r., Grade A small Grade B large V7r POULTRY (Boy tag gftsssft . Hens over 3Vs Ids. Hens under 3fc lbs. 1" springs . Stags and codes , WOOI. Long wool Coarse, us. Lamb, us, fflDgg B( Calf Kip - -Long wool gkattj CASCARA Cascara, lb. .43c 4SC . te .lie Editors RllV RnnJe lt the Thursday session of the tuiaii irom tne group on OOIld drive MnnWAJ U tr.. ft Realty board members pur- i.iou, maiuniy value, wnds during the filth war loan Wpu Reeder was ai.torf committee of J. F. White, rrj Hnwol n r- . . . frit enup in this bond Dry srM root. lb. hna lb. . MOHAD Short, lb. Lonff. lb. Wheat. r4. btuktl Wheat, whit, boabal . Whit oata, iob , Gray oats, ton Hirlry, ton 1 SO !5 50 VEGETABLIt. nun Baylnt Prleaa Anr tor Ho. I Pn40 Beets, dor. bunehea . , w Spinach, lb. a Green onions, doz. bunehea , Radishes, dor. buncnea Hothouse tomatoes, lb. Cirrots. tae. bunches New Potatoes, 100 lbs. .... Lettuce, crate "" Peas. lb. J3-30e 80c S3.5C Strawberries, erata? Raspberries, erato Currants, crate Pie cherries, lb. Royal Annnes, lb. . Blngs, lb. MM. Portland Lis! PORTLAND. Ore., July 5. fAP Butter AA araae. orlnts. 4flc; cartons, 46c: A grade, prints. 45'-ic; cartons, 4S4i B grade prints. 45W canons. 46c. Butterfat First quality, maximum of .0 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In Portland, 52-3! lc; premium quality, maximum of .35 of' 1 per cent acidity 5&53lo lb.; valley routes and country points. 3c less than first, or S050ttc. cneese seutna once to poruana re tailers: Oregon triplets, 39.4 1 daisies, SS.Oo lb.) loaf 50.3c-, lb.1 triplets wholesalers, 27ct loaM 370 J.o.b, Eggs To producers: NomlPal Destruction Of Army Goods On Wholesale Scale Denied New York Markets By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK. Julv 7 I APinrri. dried up ut today's stock market when selective demand appeared tor oils, air crafts. soft drinks, tails and specialties. Steels stiffened In the final hour. Turnover. Just above 1.000.000 shares, was one of the smallest tor a full ses sion of the past month. Some customers continued . to hold reotlon of the long forward drive which r put tne Associateo frets avtragea at a pcaK since ituf. Better performers, a number at 7-year tops, included Phillips Petroleum, in further reflection of reDorts of new nil discoveries; Houston Oil, Barnsdall. Texas Pacific Land Trust! United Alr- crift, Boeing, Douglas. PepsLCola, White Rock. Canada Dry, Maytag, U. S. Steel. Bethlehem. Western Union "A". Nickel Plate common and preferred. Pullman, White Motor, Chrysler. Standard Gas T per cent preferred. Public Service of N. J. and Goodyear. Backward were Anaconda. Johns-Man-ville. International Harvester. J. C. Pen. ney and Chesapeake Ac Ohio. - Phoenix securities pushed up In the curb and support was accorded Cities Service. Rqubic Aviation and Glen Al den Coal. 1 Power and light company bond tilt ed higher. Dow-Jones Averages Dow-Jones closing bond aver ages: 40 bonds 102.28, up 0.03; 10 tn-st grade rails 109.30, off 0.05; 10 2nd grade rails 81.50, off 0.05; 10 pub. util. 110.91, up 0.12; 10 Industrials 107.39, up 0.10. Preliminary closing Dow-Jones stock averages:, industrial 149.36, up 0.30; rail 42.02, up 0.20; utility 24.28, up 0.16; 65 stocks 53.39, up 0.17. . ' Sales totaled 1.277,430 shares compared" with i,713,100 yester Curb sales amounted to 521,350 shares against 513,470 in the pre vious session. . Keynes Says Trade To, Repay British Debt BRETTON WOODS, N.- H., July 7 (U.BLord Keyres, head of the British delegation to the United Nations monetary conference, said today that England was looking toward the proposed international monetary fund as a means of liquidating its $12,000,000,000 sec ond wona war aem. ' 1 - rte Etna itiai sniBin couia nope to repay its external debt only through increased world trade in the post-war era, and added that the plan for stabilized currency, if adopted by the conference, would break down artificial trade barriers between nations and lead to doubled merce. EDMONTON. Alta., July 7 (Canadian Press) United States army officers today denied charges of "wholesale" destruction 01 equipment sud material along the Alaska highway as asserted yes terday in The Vancouver, B. C, Province. The news story, prepared by a staff correspondent, said "fires burn night and day" at Dawson Creek, B. C, to destroy large quantities of United States equip ment, including unused articles such as stoves, ranges, furnaces, crockery, mattresses, - sleeping bags, blankets and camp equip ment. ' "The excuse is that this ma terial, brought into the country by the United States on agreement with Canada, cannot be sold or disposed of for use in the domin ion," The Province declared. "It must be returned to- the United States or destroyed." Col. Frederick K. Strong. Jr., commanding the northwest service command, U. S. army, and Maj. Gen. W. W. Foster, special com missioner for northwest defense projects, both Issued statements asserting the paper's statements "are not true " Col. strong added: "The Canadian government is being given every opportunity to uDsoro such materiel as the U. S. government does not have an es sential need for In the U. S. A board of officers examines all ma lerial being salvaged and that ma teriel which, when reconditioned, will not meet the U. S. army mini mum standards for salvage ma teriel, is being destroyed." Gen. Foster termed the U. S. Canada agreement to turning over surplus equipment to the Canad ian government as "most explicit." "If the U. S. no longer has any use for immovable equipment and property, it reverts to the domin ion government. Within one year after the war, all U. S. immovable equipment goes to the Canadian government. Movable equipment is sold to the dominion govern ment, which is making it available to Canadian contractors for use in northwest defense projects." He said no surplus material Is being sold private individuals or commercial firms at present. Eugene Register-Guard, Friday, July T, 1944. Pare CIVIL SERVICE JOBS Positions as laboratory mechan ics and engineering aids are avail able with the U. S. civil service. Most - of the positions are in Washington, D. C. . Salary for laboratory mechan ics range from $1752 to $1870 an nually, and for engineering aids from $1752 to $3163. Applica tions will be accepted until the needs of the service are met. Full Information Is obtainable at the postal savings window, Eu gene post office. A bicycle Is capable of carry ing a load ten times its own weight. Juvenile Officer Outsprints Young Runawqy Still Fast On The Bases In his baseball days. County Juvenile Officer Al Dietz was a fast man on the bases. . He stole many a bag. But now, being the law, he frowns on any stealing. And if the young fellows try it, even try stealing away from him, he still can outsprint them if he has to. A 15-year-old Long Beach, Calif., runaway discovered that Thursday. The boy had been ap prehended here a few days ago and was given a ticket home, and placed on a Southern Pacific Householders Told To Buy Fuel Now AU householders should buy their coming year's fuel imme diately, the war price and ration ing board advised today in con junction with other local boards throughout the country. Those who burn oil, particularly, were urged to obtain their ration tickets in the new issue so that, their supply may be delivered be fore the threatened fuel-oil short age expected for next winter. In creasing military activity in the Pacific might tic up oil tankers . -xt winter, preventing delivery of additional fuel oil in this area, OPA warned. Coal and wood users were asked to order their 1944-45 supply, to alleviate crowded conditions at fuel supply junctions and to avoid tie-ups in distribution systems as the weather grows colder later this year. virtue of the authority vested In me under the provisions of Section 107-210, Oregon 'Compiled Laws Annotated, do hereby proclaim the unregulated use of the above-described areas to be unlaw ful, and do hereby close said areas and the same shall be sublect te use only uooi condition that entrants shall com ply, with all of the following require ments or conditions: 1. To refrain from smoking while traveling tn such areas, except on paved or surfaced hlghweys. I. To secure a permit Issued by the foreter or a 'Ire warden before building a cempftre other than at im proved, designated and posted camp grounds on such areas. S. To have as a part of Ms or her equipment when using campflree, except when traveling as a pedestrian, and for camping at improved, desig nated and posted campgrounds, tools as specified by the forester suitable for extinguishing ftres. This proclamation shall be effective from and after the 3th day of July. 1944, and shall remain In full force and rflrrt until and including the 31st day of December. 1944. Done at Uie Capitol In Salem, Ore gon, this 3rd dav of Julv, 1944. Il EARL SNELL, Governor, ATTEST: It I HARRY S. SKENK. Chief Deputy, Secretary of State. No. 1730. Friday. July 1, lMt. Vegetable Markups Set Allowed mark-ups on fresh veg etables in this area, for retail stores in the four OPA groups, were announced here Friday by the war price and rationing board. Mark-up of 2M cents per bunch on bunched carrots is allowed for all groups; and 2 cents per pound on all carrots except bunched. Other mark-ups, on a per-pound basis, are: Green and wax beans, 4 4 cents in groups 1 and 2, and 4 cents in 3 and 4; hothouse cu cumbers, 7 cents and 6M1 cents; cucumbers except hothoues, 2Va cents in all groups; eggplant, 3 1 i cents and 3 cents; green peas, 5Vi cents and 5 cents; sweet peppers, 5 cents and 4 V cents; spinach, 3Vi cents and 3 cents. train. But he left the train at Oakridge, came back to Eugene and then lost a hot foot-race to Dietz. Dietz, hearing that the boy was at the home of a relative north of he city, went out to get him. The boy saw him coming and ran across . a field, the juvenile offi cer in hot pursuit. Dietz soon caught him and brought him to the county jail. The probation officer at Long Beach was no tified and asked to come and get the boy. , Semi-Modem Dance SILVER SPRAY EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 9 p. m. to 12 EVERYONE INVITED Funeral Directors 100 VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Phone 112 Pearl St at 10th Miller-Sherman Funeral Hom Junction City Ph. 66 Harrisbur 42 VEATCH-HOLLINGSWORTH Phone 112 Pfrl St. at 10th BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPEL Phone 433 1152 Olive St PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL Springfield 8th and B. Ph. 411 POOLE-LAHSEN FUNERAL HOME. Ph. 723 EUGENE CREMATORIUM 1100 Charneltijn Ph. 723 Bus. & Prol. Directory 125 Building & Decorating PAINTING, Paperhanglnji and Roofing. Lang A Co. Ph. 103. Cleaner Lowest Advertised Prices In Town EASTSIDE CLEANERS 200S Franklin Blvd. Corsetierre ' Beheading was introduced into England by William the Conqueror. ortees. case count, 30-31ct select henneries. 33c: medium 27c dozen. Eggs Nominal prices to retailers, tn cases; A grade, large 3S-39c; A medium 35-30CI small A. 33-30C. Live Doultrv Buvlna Drlcei producers', broilers up to 3Vs lbs. 27c; fryers. SVs to 4 lbs.. 38ct roasters over SI lbs., 30C1 leghorn and colored hens. all weights. 3oci . roosters ana stags. ISc. Rabbits Government celling: Average country killed to retailers, 40-440 lb.t live price to producera 22-240 lb. Turkeys SeUing price to retailers: dressed hens, No. ,1 39e. Turkeys Alive: government celling buying prices: harts. 2ct torn. SSlio lb.: dressed basis. . Onions Green 75-850 dozen bunches. Onions Dry. Texas wax ' coachella wax 2.73; Calif, red 2.40; Walla Walla 32.25 per 50-lb. ag: Arizona white, 32.50. Potatoes Old local No. 1. 93.50 per cental; do 2s, 90s, 91. 25; Klamath I3.7B; Deschutes No. 1. 93.09 cental; Country meats Rollback prices to re tailers: country killed hogs, best butch ers, -120-140 lbs., 16-17c; vealers. AA, 22Vc: A, 21Vsc: B, 19-lSVic; C, lS-Wsc; culls, 12-150. Beet, AA, 21V.C1 A. 20'ie; B. 18c: C 14c: canner-cutter cows. 13-14c; - bulls, canner-cutters, 14-149.4c; lambs. AA. 26c; A. 24Vsc; B, 22UC; C, I0-20ct ewes, fS. IStte; medium 12c; K, 1SC. . . Wool Government control. ' - Cascara berk 1944 peel. 20e lb. Mohair 1942 12-monUl, 43c lb. - Hops Nominal, contract, 1944. 83o lb.: 1945. 75c lb.; 194S 55c lb.; 1947. 500 lb. Hay Wholesale prices nominal:- al falfa, .Mo. 2 or better. 934-33; oat-vetch. 926 ton, valley points; umothy (Eastern Oregon), $35-56 ton; clover $24 ton; Mon tana grass hay (No. II 335.50 ton. Public Market Retail price of ecfi advane4 a cnt a aoten at tne pubijc fnarxei rTioay. The niw irim arm 43 centa for over size. 30 cents for grade A large. 34 cents for grade A medium and tt cenu for trrade A small. The first youngberrlea arrived at -Wte market Friday and were selling' at cents a box or two hoxel for 30 cents. VEGETABLE! Asparagus, bulk, S lbs. for ....... 29c Atvparagus, bunch, I lbs, for 3 Carrots. 3 bunches ..... 25c Cauliflower, lb. , 1M Celery Hearts 3"e Celery, bunch ,.,,, Me.ffle Cabbage, lb. . c Green Peppers, lb. 33c Radishes, bunch Spinach, lb. , .. . i , Parsnips. 1 lba. Old potatoes, ' lb. - , New potatoes, lb. . , , . Early seed potatoes, lb. Ptrsley, bunch . Lima Beans, lb. .. .. Beets, t bunches Turnips, 9 bunehea .a. Rhubarb, S lbs. for .... r BruMels sprouts, berry box Cabbage greens, lb. Swiss chard, 3 lbs for Oyster plant, bunch , .n d r- Popcorn, lb. Small navy beans, lb. ... - Mustard greens, bunch I Water Cress, bunch , , Leaf Lettuce, lb. I.Head Lettuce. 3 for ; Green peas, 34 lbs. ., , Cauliflower, lb. - Peas. 2 lbs. for rRl'ITS ; Youngberries. J boxee Raspberries. 9 boxes , r - Applet, a lbs. Strawberries, 3 boxes , Gooseberries. 3 lbs. I Currants. 3 boxes ...... 1 Sweat Cherries. 3 lbs. .Mir. P'f Cherries, 3 lbs. .. tGG8 j Oversize . ... ..... j. , Grde A large i.u,.-..,. 1 Grade f A medium - I Grade A small , , I DREflSED POULTRY ; Heavy hens, lb. , i Fryers, lb. Light hens, lb, 45c ! 8agi, lb 40c PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore.. July T. (API Wheat futures and cash grain unquoted. Cash wheat (bid): soft white 1.46; soft white (excluding Rex. 1.48;. white club 1.48; western red 1.48. Hard red winter: ordinary 1.43; 10 per cent 1.47i 11 per cent 1.50; 13 per cent I.M. - Hard white baart: 10 per cent 1.4, 11 per. cent 1.50: 13 per cent 1.32. Today's car receipts: wheat 10: bar ley 1; flour 5; hay 1; oata 1; mUlfeed , , 10c . 10c . 5c . 5c . Ac . S3 , 15e , 3Sc . 25c . 15c . 25c . 10c . 19c . IOC . 25c ! . 10c ! . 15C . 15c! . 30c ; . 2Pc 1 . 29c PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore.. July T. (API 1WFA) Salable and total cattle 36: salable calves 85, total 125: scattered sales steady; few common-medium heif ers 9.00-11.50: better grades lacking: canner-cutter cows 4.50-8J0; shelly cows 4.00 down: common beef cows 7.50: common-medium bulls 7.00-8.50; fairly good sausage bulls up to 9.00: large lots tfnrw-rhn..?fi ranse vealers 15.00. sorted per cent at 11.00: odd head choice j vealers up to 15.50; culls downward to ft Clt ' Salable hogs 100, total 230: market about steady, quality considered; good choice 190-240 lbs. 1375: strictly choice lot quotable to 13.85; few 170 lbs. 13.00; light light 9.75-11.00; good sowa 8.0O-5O; itr i nm MfH X f'AW" Iff .7 JaV yR'Jitfl' Wr- Jtt-itffl to? 1 I rl W i OLEN GRAY TEODV POWELL 'JXJj (Mll V TKffig? i plus! ?f !!?rrns ' 1 r ' s l " 1 1 uuiBsr 1-e.ews NOW PLAYING 1.X1 Life A L " - A W" 1TTTKTrnT-Tri ft TVrTlVT II 111 IsTl.Tee im T.IU I ll I sT-nisBsUHl 1 ST" 111 III -41 I Hi I jrgccn - ... jxix4 svalajuixi lrtlClllllll MTYli Ua CmM' rinet Billroom I" 1 1 111 I Mi 0o 8"PPT Muta ' : II I llllll IliiVrrvJ t n vriwr" i III imssT- -asseask i i ii s ii , .si ... a. .S'jnt ih:ii . .e ii in u.iii ' feAnii lVl '. Every Saturday Night I - , ffiimilTMl II I? A -Hi.' W1tb Wtaterrd .Orehe.tr. ii "TsTTiTT-"""n s l J Com and hcrr a tjood Hnl LaIlal,IjL)sjLBIIl U VrisX ' Gents 1e (Ine. Ux) Ladles 40c (Inc. tax) . . PLAYMORE THEATRE SpringfltW, Or DOUBLE BILL "THE IMPOSTER" . with Jean GiDin and Richard Whert PLUS "KLONDIKE KATE" with Ann Savare, Tom Neat 'and Glenda Farrell Matinee Saturday at t SPENCER CORSETIERRE. FOR . information Phone 2342. Florist ARCHAMBEAU'S FLOWERS Campua Shop Public Market Phone 869 Phone 478 GRACE Ac VIOLA'S FLORISTS Public Market Phone 821 .Glass ART HCltnRnjs ORCHtSfRR BROKEN GLASS Promptly Replaced MIDGLEY , PLANING MILL CO. 404 HiRh t Phone 1081 Garbage Removal GARBAGE REMOVAL QUICK low cost eairvlce. BlU'i. Ph. 888 Memorials Enene Granite and Marble Works B W. llth Phone 418 , Lie . 23c 45c 3oC 45c 35c 35c 35c 15c ..4Jcj 3c ! ...14C j .27C j , S0c! . Sec MIsrtLLAMOt'S Honey, t lb. pall. 11.39; 1 lb. 4x- Wslnuls. lb. 3Jc W'ainul meats. lb. I5oi H lb. 5"e Ksbbils. dressed, lb. S0c Gran Julca. gaUon , " ' Now T1U Sundayl f3 AUred 7iX Hltcheock'sl 'f 1 ri BsSBB"r i SftHsWtk slarrino ,J? BANKHEAD "KID DYNAMITE' THE Fealurlncj "DEAD END nDS." Tuefl MAYNARD -GIBSON Th, Bugene Itegirter-wuard Is a mem. bar of the Associated Press. The Assocla. tad Press la exclusively anutled to the us for tubllcatlon of all news dis patches erudlted to ft or not otherwise credited tn this paper and also ail th, local news published herein. All rlghta of publication of special dispatches hra tn are also reserved. In Making Change of Address) pleset give former address as well aa th, new. This la necessary in order that your credit can be trensferrod and the paser stopped at old-address. WANT-AD BATIS t time, per line a tunes, per line S limes, per line . I tLmee. per ltn Me aUBiCatiTTIOM BATSa Br Carrier, yearly tn advance 9T.50 By Carrier, sax months In advance 4.00 By Carrier, monthly ,n By Mall in Or,., yearly In aflvanos 910 By Mall tn Oregon, six month, 1 19 By Mall In Oregon, three rons 1.90 Outald, of state, yeejly T.se Outside of state, six months 4.00 Outside of state, three months 139 Outald, of state, monthly ., Legal Notices Music Instruction VIOLIN. PIANO, VIOLA Gwen dolem L. Havden. Ph. 4913-J or 5174. 1398 Chambers. Plumbers PLT.TMBINO AND HEATINO Phone 838 or 3S73-H WILLIAMSON Transfer and Storage Movlne Anywheie vra Beklni Van Llnea. Delure Service PACIFIC VAN & STORAGE CO. Upholsterers MARTIN'S UPHOLSTERY Phone 320 Bus. & Prof. Directory 125 Vacuum Cleaners Repaired Ph. Jess Hoyden's 8174 or 4913-j" Sales - Service - Parts - Rentals AU Makes, 827 Willamette. Well Drilling . C. E. GORDINIER tt SON 1918 Vlllard. Ph. 812-R or 48B3-W 145 Personals YOUNG women In trouble and In need of a friend are asked to communicate with the local Sal vation Army. Phone 2099 or come to 719 Pearl Street,, or P. O. Box 248: or write Major Mayfalr Ave.. Portland. Oreajon. Mildred Pratt, Salvation Army White Shield Home. 2641 N. W. AFTER this date, I am not re . sponsible for anv debts other than my own. B. Glenn Balrd. EDITH SCOTT circle Tuesday eve. at 8 o'clock, Readings daily from 10 to 9. 272 E. 7th. TO MY FRIENDS and brother Odd Fellows, being sick I would . be happy to have callers. James E. Baker, ph. 896-M. 459 Polk. 7-IE I.XJP.M. DON tEE MUTUAL. LOWELL THOMAS NEWS' TIME Standard of California The MOLLANU) DIKE & n.ME "Eugene's Gayest Nile Spot" Presents SEVEN HOLLYWOOD DEBS Single and Line Number 7 Beautiful Girls PLUS T7T H T.VT1? rit?'l.TlVTTt! UUnilM UttlMMiJ Diminutive Songbird RUSTY COLMAN Comedy M. C. Two Floor Shows Nightly 10 end 12 Full Course Chicken & Steak Dinners DON'T MISS THIS SHOWI IT'S THE TOPS . Phone 4089 For Reservation! NOTICl IS HEREBY OIVEN: That tha undsrslan-d has ' bean annotated admlnlstrstor or th. Estate of Bssl, A, Wilts,. Dacsasad, by th. County Court of Lane County, Orefon, and has duly qualified as audi sdmlnlstratar. All persons having claims against said stat, ar, hereby notified to present tha same verified as required by law, with the proper vouchers, within six months from dste of first publlestlon of this notlc, to th, sdmlnlstrstor of said estat. t at th, law offices of Donsld R. Hus- -ana. sw wmaffieu street, Eugene. Oregon. HENRY O. WTLTSE, Admlnls trstor of the Erlal, of Bessie A. Wilts,, Deceased. DONALD R. HUSBAND, At torney for th. Estate. Cat, of first Pub llcltlon. July 9. 1M4. No. 17M, Friday, July t, 1M4. WANTED address of a member of 6th Deg. A. M. O. R. C. In or near Eugene. Thank you. Write Reg. Guard box 169. DENTAL PLATE REPAIR DR. HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST Cor. 8th, Willamette, Eugene. Ore. Telephone 1821 Lost and Found ISO PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, th, unregulated use at car. tain forest areas la, In the Judgment of th, Stat, Forester, a menace to life and property due to conditions tending to csus, or sllow the rapid spread of ftres which might occur or becsuse of the tnsccesslble character of such areas due to the leek of sultsble roads, snd WHEREAS, upon the showing of the Stat, Forester It appeara to me to be necessary to close to unregulated use the following areas designated as: AREAS NO. R-l All National Forests In Oregon and Adlacent areas protected by the United States Forest Service as follows: . ADJACENT TO SIUSI.AW NATIONAL FOREST WITHIN LANE COUNTY: T. IJ S.. R. S W.I T. IS S., R. t W.l Sections . t. IS. II. snd II, T. IS S.. R. S W.l thst psrt of Sections 1 to Inclusive. IT. snd I. T. IT S.. R. S W.. lying north of Sluslsw Rlvert thet part of section. 13. 13. and 14. T. IT S.. R. W, lying north of Sluslaw Riven T. IT S.. lis. ID snd II W.l Sections 4 in 9 Inclusive, IS to 21 Inclusive, snd it to SS Inclusive, T. IS S R. t W.i T. 18 S., Ra. 10, II, snd II W.l T. 19 S.. Rs. to 11 W., Inclusive: T. 30 S., Rs. 9 to 12 W Inclusive: T. 31 S . Rs, 9 snd 10 W.l snd those parte of T. 31 8., Rs. 11, 12. snd l W.. snd of T. 23 S . Rs. 9 la It W , Incluclve, lying north of Umpnue River snd Winchester Bsy. NOW. THEREFORE. 1. EARL SNELL. O-varaot at toe Mate of Oregon, by LOST Between 1st Nat'l. Bank and Seventh Day Adventist church, Wedgewood blue cameo brooch. Valued as keepsake. Reward. Mrs. A. S. Cheshire, Cheshire, Oregon. LOST Small blue cloth coin purse on College Crest bus con taining $59 cash and 3 bus to kens. Reward. Ph, 3166-W. LOST Tan right - foot wading boot, Sunday, July 2, somewhere on south fork of McKenzie. Bud R Ichards, Blue River. STRAYED. Dapple grey mare weight 1250. Churchill, Ogle St., BctheLDrive Rt. l.Box 498. LOST: Lace bound brown leather wallet, ball game Monday, Find er please phone 2414-R. WILL PARTY wlio took $25 war bond from Woolworth's please return; payment stopped. LOST Large ruby ring at Mll larn's park; keepsake; liberal rewardPh.2333-W. LOST 2 8.25 truck tires, wheels and hubs between Franklin and Crone Mill, Notify North Port Lumber Co., Florence. LOST Small brown, part Mexi can Chihuahua; answers to "Skipper." Ph, Springfield 401. FOUND Lgc. man", ring." Pin 8753W. E-t: i r. : 4 I !