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Newspaper Page TextTfili RADIO BROADCASTS 0' ' j ,,, .ialka In mateatv vet donna, who lUlki In majesty yet disclose! elemental simplicity and directness "I am hongryl"; and Tonia, (Florence Ghumaker), act ress and easae ,a lovable Kitten of a woman, who wins the heart not only of her audience but of her host. These are the characters, with Willoughby, (George North am), the not-too-condescending butler, and Pearl, (Ladelle Houg lum), a retiring housemaid. Harried Guests The Russian, guests not only are destitute, having -been evicted from their rooms In the city, but have over them the threat of ar rest for a worthless check which they gave the landlord; only by financing a play they have written can they hope to escape their dif ficulties. It is soon evident that between Nikolai and Natasha there has been more than casual friendship, and Helen's jealousy is aroused. . Enough of the story! But oh. those delightful, mirth-provoking situations with which the play is filled! The Urea Mr. Fields, sub mitting to Natasha's massage of his neck, wincing and jerking un- scene changes i der it, yet striving politely to fol low Tonia s flights of fancy; the furious squabble which closes the first scene, as the Russian temper aments clash; Grandmother Field's slightly tipsy state at the eve ning party for her birthday; the hilarious bedroom scene, where the irrepressable Larry does drunken strip-tease; Nikolai on his knees before the scornful Natasha; Tonia's distress over her feeling for Fields ,and his misun derstanding; Olga's staunch de fense of her Americanism and in dependenge: the wonderful poison scene these are bits to, remem ber, but the whole thing is filled with color and enjoyment. Dorothy Parks and- Laura Nidever were directors of -the play; Ken Griffith, production manager; Horace Robinson had charge of lighting; Valetta Arthurs, and Pat Colerick, of properties! Roger Houglum and Bruce Nide ver, music; Mary Krenk, costumes. Lois Newman was chairman of the box office; Hazel Lyle of ushers, and Lucille Titus of refreshments. Orangeade was served at inter mission. The performance will be repeated . Friday and Saturday nights. . .- " .1 the VLT P"" 1. Pee that ,I.Rui.n comedy, "-T-,,te; one wmcu f ""rLuns! Com- Sever situations, good M-r:,:Z-and excellence " Jeroduction, it's prac fTTet before the on r . u nnetite easily II " . tfS but two sets, two h L The first act M-mofme (.rthesame. H!; r..r dinner. m sn - . "Ji-laudine. and "tSLdld nice work on .hwere attractive and r.i.T touches of sug- - .. too. . ,ka curtain be- ijnl Derunu u. tS between scene change: feuoiM i" flavor fesmple. not. mystery li,le, no murders to solve ail , returning - C.end and his mother . h. at none, senus wu,u . i Larry, my .... rnnAt Tnffinnnl. Iter. H. his mother, uranumuin. iGenleve msrnBnj. iU ,o guests: he MUST HAVE swn OUIET! ,dmother does her part by ling Invitations, but Dauen- s'en Ma an auauimcni ,u. n prince, Nikolai. (Glenn booth, wearing the mus- he's been growing ior we of recent weeks!) and she rlrna to cancel his invita- to lit comes walking in, and him three Russian artists he has brought for the Und. these artists! There is t(Kay Korn). languorous i, fatalistic and sophis- a lormer actress: ui?a, I Brown), the former prima Koai (uui rn4r 5:00 p. m News 8:15 Superman 5:SO Tom Mix MS-Nlght Newt Win S OO Gabriel Heatter S:15 Screen Test 5:10 Double or Nothing T:00 Fishing Newi T:1S Lowell Thomas T:30 Lone fUnger 5:00 Newt Headlines S: 15 Top Tunee 5:30 Whet's that Sons t:00 News : 19 Let's Swap :3i Fultan Lewis Jr. :4S Melody 10:00 Hollend Show 10:15 Sinlonletls 10:30 News Headlines 10:45 Cavsllero's .Orch. ll:00-Sterllght Serenade 11:50 Treasury Bong 11:58 Newi In Brief HEX (1100) rridsy 6:00 Terry end Pirates 5:15 Dick Trecy 9:30 Jtck Armstrong .ngp nerrigan :0D feed Coffee Time :90 Service to front :96 Whet's Become Off 10:00 Five Bier Flnel 10:15 Wartime Women 10::o storiee ol West 10:19 Western Bters 10:30 Orgsn Melodies 10:45 Voice ot Army U:00-News 11:05 King Orch. 11:10 Alx-rio 01 Air 11:15 Strsnd Orch. 11:45 Jones Orch. ii:3o news S OO Pisno Quartet 0 1 s-News T::News T:50 Echoes from Tropica :45 Sam Hayee 5:00 NBC S'30 Melodv Roundup 00 Alex Dreler :1S Consumer'! Time 9:30 AllsnUc Spotlight 10:00 Hete's to Youth 10:30 Indlene Indigo 10:45 War Telescope 11:00 Sters of Tomorrow urns Minstrel Melodies Midnight Music and News 13:30 p.m. Music l:uo Huperl Hughes BOAC I SMI Friday 5:00 On the Upbeet 5:30 story Time 8:49 Oregon's War :15-Nsws :30 Farm Hour T:S0 Muslo 1:00 Wake Up America S:30 Music That Endurea 1:30 News :48 Meditation! KOBE Saturday w.w e. m. news g:0a Now Tir. .t ft 8:08 Early Bird :30 p.m. Spotlight Bands $:9 Evangelical church me Markets 'AT rBsrlas Prleetl ouallty 'maximum of .28 of cent add) 5! '3C iuilit 'maximum of H of 1 felt add) M'lC ynarr w . , 48vac B-mslnsli Frlce) IM trillU prtnti lirtsi rrkal A Ivn B larfe IA medium 1A mill . ..48'4o ..48C . 3To ...28c 29o .15c ..15c B msdium Wkilisili Pries te BcUllsrsl W Urn 441. IA medium . a f Urit VT-'BfThif Priest fn W lbs. :i lb. W. bushel hit K...K., pa. ton I 21c 29c -15c 42c 45c -40c . 8c . 15c 12c -22c 20c 10c -10o Grape Juice, gallon Egg Plsnt. lb. Cslavos. each -81.19 35c 4..25C 7:00 Earl Godwin :m story TeUer 1:15 Ted Melons 7:30 Nero Wolfe 8:00 Peul Nellaon . 8:15 Perker Family 8:30 Gang Butters :00 Meet Your Navy :J0 News :45 Johnny Hsrrell 10:00 Bel Tabarln Orch. 10: 31 V Ambassador Orch. 11:00 Concert Hour KQW i0l Frldsy 9:00 OK for Release 8:15 Relax fn Rhythm 9:30 Day Foster 9:45 L. P. Loakner ' 8:00 Walti Time 8:30 p.m. People Are Funny 7:00 Boston Blackle 7:30-H. V. Kaltenborn 7:45 NBC 8:00 Mercer's Music Shop 8:15 Fleetwood Lawton 8:30 Thin Man 8:00 Furlough Fun 8:30 Laundry Hour 10:00 News Flashes 10:15 Home Town Newt 10:25 Music ' 10:30 Labor Roundup 10:45 Peul Page 10:55 News 11:00 Biltmore Orch. 11:30 News Ttminrinn ix:wa a.m. awing snill ",vu u, , nuu- 11:15 Solrlluals 7:00 News 7:15 Rite and Shine 7:30 Patriotism In Music 7:45 Sermonette 8:00 Rainbow House 8:30 News 8:35 Here's Music 8:00 Varieties 8:15 Merchlng to Music :S0 Hello Mom 10:00-News 10:15 Al Williams 10:30 Favorites 11:00 News 11:05 Harmony Lane 11:19 Mclntyre's Orch, 11:30 Modern Music 11:45 Martel's Orch. 12:00 Noon Newa 12:15 o. m. Halloran ' 12:?0 Wsr Commentary 1f::3 Luncheon Concert 12:55 Human Side of War 1:00 Lighthouse Temple 1:15 Song Session 1:45 Garwood Van Orch. 2:00 Farm Labor 1:10 Surprise Package a:w rreycr 3:01 News Headlines 3:15 Dorscy'a Orchestra 3:30-Hawall Calls 4:00 Eatle Club In Britain 4:30 Army Service Forces 7:45 Consumer News 8:00 Sweeney. Newt KOAC 15301 Saturday. 10:00 a.m. Newa 10:15 Homemakers' Hour 1:15 Barbara and Boya l-JO-KHC 1:00 Your America 2:30 NBC 1:45 Meditations S:0O Vegetebles for Victory 3:191 Sustain the Wings 3:aw curt niassey 3:49 Art of Living 4:00 American Story 4:90 Noah Webster HEX fllM) Saturday 8:00 a.m. Musical Clock :19 Farm it Home S:30 Victory Gardens :45 Pipes of Melody. 7:00 BN 7:15 Martin Agronaky 7:30 Newa 7:45 BN 8:00 Breakfast Club 8:00 Fannie Hurst :SO Sardl's 10:19 Ben 8weetUnd 10:30 Swing Shift Frolics 11:00 Opera 1:00 p.m. News 1:02 Heidi Orch. 3:00 News 3:02 Concert 3:45 Hello. Sweetheart 3:00 Service Serenade 3:15 Storyiand Theater 3:30 Wismer'a Sports 3:45 Leon Henderson 4:00 Cor resoondents Abroad . 4:19 Leland Stowe 4:30 Music America Loves Tule Lake Jap Police Resign; More Sought TULE LAKE. Calif., July 21 (U.Rl Japanese internees at the Tule Lake segregation center were asked by Project Director Ray H. Bitt to begin election' today of a new ijolice force from among their mem'.iers after a mass resignation late yesterday of 72 colonial police. The resignation of the Japanese police, all residents of the camp, left the center without internal protection except for 44 war relo cate r. authority internal security police, and came as a climax to a gradual disintegration of the force since the unsolved murder July 2 ot Yaozo Hitomi, general manager of the cooperative enterprises of the center. The force at one time numbered 113, WRA said. The police said they resigned because they had re ceived threats against their lives. Meanwhile two U. S. citizens of Japanese descent were arrested at the center for violation ot federal sedition and conspiracy laws, and were being held today in Eureka, California, facing charges ot aid ing residents of the Heart Moun tain center, Wyo., in avoiding U. S. military service. They had been transferred last fall from the Heart Mountain center, WRA said. reservation, An infant sister of the boy spent the day happily in hen papoose basket, unmoved by her brother's protests or her parents' troubles. KOIN (810) Saturday 8:0O a.m. News 8:15 Texaa Rangers 6:30 KOIN Klock 7:15 Headline Newa 7:30 Newt KOIN 1918) Friday S:00Newa 3:19 Lyn Murray Show 3:30 Stars of Today . 3:45 World Today S:55-Jos. C. Harsch 4:00 Lady of Press 4:15 Anderson. News 11:30 conceal Hall 12:00 New B:05 Let's Pretend 6:3Fashiont for Rations 8:00 Theatre of Today 8:30 Sterling, Newa 8:45 Fun With Dunn 10:00 Grand Central Sly tion ' 10:15 Air-Flo 12:16 p.m. Farm Fire Pro- 10:30 Country Journal gram . 11:C0 Mary Lee Taylor1 12:30 Spot Markets 11:30 Dorsey orcn. 12:45 Bulletins l:0O Home Folks' Frolic 4:30 Frldsy on Broadway 1:15 America Marches 3:00 p.m. Galen Drake a: 13 Red s Gang 5:30 News 3:45 News 5:55BHl Henry 6:00 Hollywood Showcase 6:30 Brewster Boy 7:00 Jimmy Durante 7:30 Stsge Door Canteen 8:00 Mvsterv 8:15 Press Club 1:30 Variety Time 2:00 Books and Authors 2:15 Treasury Salute 3:30 Memory Book 3:00 Newa 3:19 Music of Masters 4:00 Vincent Lopes 4:19 Dick Jurgens ' 4:30 Studio Party KOW (834) Satarday 8:30 Pays To Be Ignorant 4:00 a.m. Dawn Patrol 11:45 Newa 12:00 Victory FOB 12:30 p.m. Visiting Hour l:CO CBS 1:25 News 1:30 Newspaper of Air 2:00 Press Photographer 2:30 Mother and Dad 3:00 Newt 3:15 People's Platform 3:45 World Today a 3:55 Bob Trout. Newa 4:00 Mollnos Orch. 4:15 London Column JMUK m WW : London-Washington Flown in 18 Hours C HANXtX WEATHER POOR LONDON July 21 (UJii A high northeasterly wind, reaching gale force at times, swept the channel early today stirring up a turbu lent sea. The barometer dropped sharply along with the tempera ture, the sky over the strait was blanketed by clouds, and visibility was poor. WASHINGTON. July 21. fU.R) A four-engined Douglas C-S4 army transport plane this week com pleted the first non-stop flight from London to Washington, cov ering the 3,800-mile route in ex actly 18 hours, the war depart ment revealed today. The big plane's average speed was a fractioh over 211 miles per hour. The pilot, MaJ, Henry T. Myers of Tifton, Ga., said he did not try for a record, but took ad vantage of tail winds wherever possible. - The hop- was the longest on record for an army transport and is believed to exceed any flown by a combat plane, possibly ex- Governor Of Hawaii Relinquishes Title HONOLULU, Hawaii, July 21 141 Lt. Gen. Robert C. Richard son last night relinquished the title of military governor of Ha waii and said his office would be cludjng mammotj, B29 SuDer- continuea unaer wnom. ox oi- fc.tress bomoer F ht records for Uc ne.rPJ,1Ac.ul- J athe B-29s have not-bem made wnii's martial law status, now un- I Publ! but the longest bomber I 1845. 75c: 1846. 55c lb. 1847, 90c lb. Portland List 40c 45c -SI .30 SI.30 $50 SM 350 tea laai . 7 ptait, JoT'bunXVf ZI"". P"& zrs:SSc h.zzzzriX Krzzzz S3 25 fc - ,5 0. IK - 15c mi rr sue k-i " Perentf, lb. 15c r SS zzzS-2 lie Market Portland; ore., July ai fxpi But- t erf at First quality, maximum of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In Portland, 32-52 'io; premium quality, maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity, 53-63 cj Valley routai - and country pointa? K less than first, or 50-51 He. Eggs To producers, candled bails: Cite count. 36-37c; lelect henneries, 3S-39c; mediums. 34 -35c dozen. Eggs To retailers: A large. 44c: A, medium, 39c; small . pullets). A, 25 -27c dozen. Live Poultry Buy lnl prices from producers: Broilers up to 2Vi lbs, 27c: fryers. 2Y to 4 Ibi. 28c; roasters, over 3'i lbs.. 29c: Leghorns. 23c lb.; colored hens, all weights, 35c i roosters and stags, 18c lb. Live Poultry Selling prices to re tailers: No. 1 grade. Leghorn Broilers, up to 3'4 lbs. 30c: roasters, 28c: stags, 21'icj old roosters, llcj fowl fhens), 25 'c. Country Meats Rollback prices to re tailers: Country killed hoga, best butch ers. 120-140 lbs.. 16-lc; vealers, AA, 2a-4ef A. 211ic: B. 19-194c: C, lS-lT'ic; culls. 12-15e. Beef. AA. aittc: A. SO'ic: B, lS'ic. 14c. Canner-cutter cows, 13-14C, bulls, canner-cuttera. 14-14ct lambs. AA. 2c: A. 24Wc: B. 22 He; C, 10-20c; ewes. FS. 13,c: medium. 12ci' R. 1834C Butter AA grade, prints, 46-4',c, cartons, 47-47 c: A grade, prints, 454 4c, cartons 46H-47e; B grade, prints, 45'-454C. cartons, 4-4V4C. Cheese Selling price to Portland re tailers: Oregon triplets. 38.4c; daisies, 29.9c lb.; loaf, 30.2c lb.l triplets to wholesalers. 27c: loaf. S74c r.O.B. Rabbits Government ceiling: Average country miiea to retailers. w-44c lo.i live price to producers,, 22-24c lb. Turkeys Selling . price to. retailers: dressetl hens. No. 1. 39'', -43a lb. Turkeys Alive: Government celling ouyu.g prices: Hens, 42c; toms, 30Vic u., aressea oasis. Onions Green, (KMOc doz. bunches. Onions Drv. Ceachella Wax. 2.7S: California Red, 3.50; Walla Walla, 300 50-lb. bg;. . Arizona JtWillA 2.75 per OV-1D. Dag. Potatoes Old ocm. Nn. 1. .I SO can, at: do '2s. 50s, 1.25; Klamath No. 1, 3.75; Deschutes No. 1. sua rental. Potatoes New California, white. 3.90 ceniai; Texas red, 3.00 60-1 b. bag. Hay Wholesale prices nominal: Al falfa No. a or better, 34-$35 ; oa t vetch. $20 ton. valley points, timothy eastern Oregon), $35-$tt tout clover, S24 ton; Montana grass hay (No, i, M.i)u iron. Wool Government control. Catcara Bark 1944 peeL 20c lb. Mohair 1943 12-month, 46c lb. Hops Nominal contract: 1944, 5c up lt Vr mw:i"a Znr iic rrnii ..39c IBLii " 2c bulk . ... t-JSch M "eTr lbs- 3.1c IbT " inches 25c Ktrt 18e iaeii I" 30e i Tb 25c, 29c j xn. iV" -- i ' iv11 """ ' 'TirE ''TK ibirlv ISS . ib,i - inr5c ' J bunches 25c Setni-Modtrn Dane SILVER SPRAY EVER? FRIDAY NIGHT 9 p. m, to 12 EVERTQNT! INVITED 5 C.r"-Vr- Lwzj f-, z If"! ZEHAC0L PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore., July 21 AP WFA i Salable cattle 25. total 35: sal able calves 10. total 35: demand very narrow but supply mostly odd and end: practically no sales; week's market uneven; medium-good grass cattle fauny active, fully steady; canner-common grades alow, largely 25-50 cents lower: some cutter cows off more; best grass fat kteers 15.50: bulk 13.00-14.50; com mon down to 8.50; grass heifers 12.00 down; few good beef cows 11,00-25; many loads medium grass cows 9.w 10.29; good beef bulls up to 9.50 with odd head above; vealers closing 30 cents lower with good-choice grades around 13.50-14.50; early top 15.00 with few head to 15.50. salable nogs 50. total 125? Market ac tive, steady; few good-chotce 190-220 lba. 14.25: 250 lbs. 13.75: heavier weights down to 12.00: few light lights 13.00-50, Salable and total sneep BO; around 30t neid over: few - strictly gooa-cno.ee spring lambs steady at 12.00: some feeder iambs and slaughter ewes un sold; feeders salable around 8.00-50 or above; good ewes quotable 3.50 down. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND. July 21 f API Wheat futures none quoted: Cash wheat bid : soft whit 1.48: soft white (excluding Rex) 1.48; while club 1.48: western red 1.48. Hard red winter: ordinary 1.48; 10 per cent 1.48; 11 per cent 1.52, 12 per cent 1.58. Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.48; 11 per cent 1.49: 12 per cent 1.50. Today'a car receipts: wheat 8; barley 8: flour 11; oats 3; millfeed fli flex seed 3. New York Markets NEW YORK. July 31 ilTPi Heavy selling continued on the New York stock exchance today, for the second con secutive session and about 3500,000.000 was pared from the valua of all luted ttocks. Trtdfns was active and volume topped a million aharea for the 29th consecu tive full session. Sellinat waa prompt, ed by caution growing out of the con fusion created by the fell of the Jepa neee -cabinet end yesterday', attempted assassination of Adolf Hitler. All sections of the list lolned the tell- off, which got under way In the ateels and rails. ute pricet in me aieei vrn.in were down a noint of more In Bethlehem. U. S. Steel .and Wheeling Steel. Atlantic coastline. Per Mar quette, and Southern Railway preferred were down a point or more la the carriers. New York City's 900,000 school children ano 33,000 teachers are housed in nearly i.uuu ouuaings, Pilot Can't Shake His Own Plane's Shadow SEATTLE, July 21 OT Lt. E. E. Ogren brought from tne Aleutians today the strange story of how he tried to escape an aerial phantom over Paramushiro and found it was only his own plane's eerie shadow, The 29-vear-old Arkansas City, Kans., pilot is" a-member of the self-styled "Empire Express" raid ers, a section of which has re turned to the states.' , "I was right over the larget,' he explained in an interview, "when I happened to glance pver iny shoulder and saw' another plane flying formation with me. None of us had encountered any night flyers over Paramushiro be fore, but I thought the Jap had pulled a surprise on us. . "It certainly looked as if this plane was ready to make a run on me. I tried all sorts of evasive action until I noticed that it was following my every move. Then I realized 1 was running away from my own shadow." The shadow was cast against a cloud by the beam of a Japanese searchlight. ripr attack in U. S. courts. General Richardson said In a statement: "I believe that the title lias served its purpose and I have de cided that all necessary security measures under the present modi fied form of martial law can ade quately be taken care of by issu ance of directives or orders by virtue of my title of commanding general of the central Pacific area." (In San Francisco on July 1 the U. S. circuit court of appeals heard charges that the military in Ha waii , had without necessity usurped civil law and that rights of citizens were trampled upon, while the government countered with assertions that martial law in the islands was necessary to security and that acts of military courts were legal and valid.) The - king salmon has been known to weigh as much as 100 pounds. , . ; In 1839 Vermont dentists would "attend ladies at their homes" it requested. . mission of the war is some 2700 miles in the Pacific. Myers and the same crew blazed a new 3,200-mile air trail from India to Australia last year while carrying a party of senators on a tour of war areas. Capt. Elmer F. Smith, Clearwater, Calif., was copilot. NOW TILL SUNDAY! lla; lesHi0rt Before using dates, even though Uiey are packaged, wash them well In warm water. ' I Parents In Jail Indian Eugene Register-Guard, Friday, July 81, 1944, Portland, July 2i 1 a Acute tag shortage three-year-old Indian ioy was C-U l pnrfnn back on the Warm Sp-ings reser- J" JJ?'' ' " vation todav niter guiaig jn the PORTLAND, July 21 U. An war path in the city jaii. w acute shortage of top quality eggs The leather-lunged youngster , is evident on the Portland dairy whooped and howled his protest market today with general re nt being held in the jail while : ceipts still "slipping, waiting for his parents who were j Most of the butter supplies are Jailed on drunk charges. Judge being moved to the government. John Seabrook sentenced the par- Egg and butter prices remain ents to six months, each, suspend-1 unchanged. w. vt. vwiiu.v.wi. mum iw me Pag rbe Bugeae Rrmtr-ud t, a aaessw Der ot the Associated Press. The Associa ted press is exclusively entitled tt the) use for subllcaUoo eg all avawa Oas patchee endued to n ear not oiherwlea credited in this paper and also ell the local news published herein. All rights of publication ol special dispatches ajsja In are also reserved. la MesUnf Change at Address pleat give former address as well as the new. Thla la necessary la order that your credit can bo transferred and the papas stooped at 04d-addraaa, ' Legal Notice. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN: That the County Court of the Stsle of Ore gon for Lane County haa appointed Mildred Blair as Executrix of the Es tate and Last WUI aivd Teatsment of George W. Btalr, Decessed. All parsons having clalma against' aatd Estate are hereby notified to present the aame. duly verified, to the Executrix at l Miner Building. Eugene. Oregon within Six Montha from the date of thia Notice. Dated this lath day of July. I. MILDRED BLAIR. Executrix! HARRIS a, BRYSON. Attorneys. No. lit, rriday. August 11. 1M4. EARLY RESIDENT DIES PORTLAND, July 21 W One ! of Oregon's earliest native white 1 residents, Mary Ann Farr Rauch, ' will be buried tomorrow. Born near Oregon City in 1851. she died ' Tuesday. The Rev. E. A. Smith, a pioneer minister, will officiate at the funeral. i PLAYMOllE THEATRE - Sprinofltld, Or. DOUBLE BILL "Chip OH The Old Block" - ' with Donald O'Connor, Peggy Ryan and Ann Blyth PLUS "Silver City Redden" with Russell Hayden and Bab Wills " IIIVIMTM AT ALMK, ! Dow-Jones Averages ,- Prelimlnery closing Dow-Jones aver ages: Industrial 148 77, off 1.60: red 41.53. off 0.51; utility 23. S5, off 0.251 65 stocks 52.47. off 0.5. Dow-Jones closing bond averages: 40 bonds 102.08 off 0.23i 10 1st grade rails 109.01 off 0.07i 10 2nd grade rails 108.35 off 0M: 10 pub utll 110.64 off 0.09-, 10 Indus 107.34 off 0.09. Wet your washcloth before ap plying soap, as a good lather can be made by one or two rubs of soap across the moistened cloth. - r ART HCLfnfln'S Guaranteed Relief From Poison Oak Penny Wis Drug 40 E. Broadway M W. Cth IOC ' 19c j . a ror 29c I La. vSaT 1 uiL .rrr 'Vara 35C ;Bk- ' and 2 3 EARLY NEWS by LOWELL THOMAS 7:15 p.m. DON LEE-MllTUAL SUndird of California ftorutcrDo vnvowinn la J - . ywL.Tj arxw" 6U6r6 TL DAIVCE SWIMMERS' DELIGHT SATW JULY 22nd Music by Wayne Ryaa and Bit Band tilt to 12:30 Phone ' Springfield (261 for Table Reservations Swimming Picnic Bootinej NOW TILl SUNDAY ITS GREAT) "1 THE SULLIVANS with THOMAS MITCHELL SOUTH OF THE BORDER with GENE AUTRY ii NOW PLAYING mas am!" MicnaelO'SHEA Anne SHIRLEY Ray WALKER Gene LOCKHART Doors Open at 6:30 THE HOLLAND DINE & DANCE Presents "THE EL TONYS" "America's Smartest Ballroom Stars" AND " Marjorie Winter Sensational Comedy Acrobatics PLUS - ELAINE DENNIS Diminutive Singing Star RUSTY C0LMAN Comedy M.C, 2 FLOOR SHOWS NIGHTLY Phone 4080 for Reservations He's Coming Watch For Opening Data THE HOLLAND -LAST TIMES TODAY THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT A SOLDIER "THE SCARLET CLAW" SATURDAY ONLY TRAPPED BY A BRUTAL KILLERI A beautiful girl who knew tea nwehl Can she escape the the SILENT MfrrNIR L iT O T l I WILLIAM MINRY I fA I HflRLV 10YB I f j I IRANT WITMIRI fp WALLY WIRNOII vi Color Carlooni Chap. 12 of "Tba Phantom" Doora Open ot 10 a. m. Saturday WINTERGARDEN Ltvoe County's FlDeet Ballroom a Oootf Snappy Musle DaVJCING Every Saturday Night Wltb Wlntergardet, Orchestra , Cora and have a aood dm I Genls 10c (Inc. tax) l adl", 40e (Inc. tax) notici to cnsDrroits NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the County Court of the State of Ore gon for Lane County has appointed Alice Akers and The first NeUonal Bank of Eugene I Oregon I as Executors ot the Eatate and Lett Will and Testa ment of Warns M. Akera.'Deceasad. All persons hsvlng clslms egslntt ssld Es tate ara hereby notified to present the seme, duly verified, to the Executors at The rirst National Bank of Eugene. Eugene, Oregon within Six Montha from the date of that Notice. Dated thla 14th day of July. 1M4. AUCE AKEHS, TUB FIRST NATIONAL BANK Or EUGENE, Executors; HARRIS 4 BRYSON, Attor neys. No, mi. rriday, August 11, 144. ' Death Notices SO ENOCKSON Harvey . Enock son died at his home in Maple ton Thursday, July 20 at the aiwi of 69. He has lived in this com munity tor the past 7 years com ing to Oregon about 1 1 years ago. He was born in Norway and had lived with his brother, John , Enocltson nearly all his life. He Is survived by four brothers, John of Mapleton, Gay Enock son of Great Falls, Mont., Tom of Briceland, Minnesota, Enock of Auston, Minnesota: 2 sisters. Bertha Nelson ot Mapleton and Hanna Enockson' of Denver, Colo. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Poole-Larsen Funeral Home. JAMES George E. James of Route 1, Creswell, died at a local ' hospital Thursday, July 20. at the age of (5. He was born in Yamhill county. Ore.. January 29, 1879. He married Johanna Mae Axtell October 17, 1900 in Moro, Ore., and has resided at Pleasant Hill, for 8 years. Ha was a member of the Christian Church at Pleasant Hill. He is survived by his wife Mae; 1 son. Earl C. James taf Oakland, Cali fornia; granddaughter, and 2 sisters, Mrs. James Houenbeck of Oakland, California: and Mrs. P. C. Axtell of Moro. Funeral services will be held from Bran-atetter-Slmon Chapel Monday, July 24 at 1:30 Rev. R, E. Clark officiating with interment In the Lj Reat Haven Memorial Park. SHEPHARD James Howard Shephard of Eugene. Route 1, died at Cecil Field, Florida. He was a radioman 3C in the Nav al Reserve Air Force, He was born January 28. 1925 at Tilla mook, Oregon. He entered th service about 1 year ago. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. 3. H. Shephard and 17-months-old daughter, Beckr Jo; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Shephard of Eugene: 4 brothers. Courtney of Lebanon, Oregon, Richard, Joe and William of Eugene: 1 sister, Mrs. John Beckel of Portland. Remains are coming to Eugene for interment. Branstetter-Sim-on Funeral Home In charge. Funeral Director 100 VEATCH rtrWKRAr. rnjrs Phon 112 Peart St at 10th Miller-Sherman ISinsnl Km,. 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