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Newspaper Page TextG5b BROADCASTS a-ts Da'alwe IsCgsv Nineties .USierllnf. N JiB:U Lance Fan7 Sir . L.ta 11 JO-Dr. Halm Ilia Parry Uikb 11:00 News U:l Nenhbors IItJO Brur.1 Korlzeni 11:4a Bachelor's Children 1 00 ChansTnf World IMS News 1:90 Mary Merlin 1 : Melodies 1:00 Newspaper of Air 1:30 Meet the Muaua 3:00 Nawa 315 Stala Tralfie 3:30 Stare of Today 3:44 World Today J:U loseph C. Harach 4:00 Lady of Press 4:15 Diana Gayla 4:30 Melody- Hour KEX (UNI TUESDAY 6:00 a m. Musical Clock 8:15 rarm and Homa ff:4S Western Agriculture T:00 Homa Harmonlas T:0S Wrilht, Orfamit 1:15 Nawa 7:30 Jamas Abba 1:45 Uftenlm Poal 1:00 Breakfest Club 0:00 Glamour Manor :SO Breakfait at Sardl'a 10:0O Nawa 10:15 Start of Today 10:30 True Story Irt-M aunt .Uinln. ijoo Woman of America n:00 Baukhage Talking U15 p.m. Ma Parklna 11:15 Myitery Chat ,2 Pepper Young 11:30 Ladlei. Ba Saatad 1J 4J Ruht to Hspplnesi u oo Morton Downev 1 O0-Barkstae wife ijms p.m. Star Time 115 Stall Daa 11:30 Nawi I SO Lorenzo Jonea 1:00 Sam Hayes :jjWidder Brown Mi-Radio Parade joo-Wten Girl Man-let ). Time Viewa News MS-We Love and Learn i:4iHollywood ? 30-Ju Plant Bill 1:55 Gen. Paul Matone l:s Front Pare Farrell rooWnat's Doing. Ladies Eugene Markets Bl'TTEEFAT (kTtu rrliM. Prmium quality 'maximum oTm"75 I par cent kMi tlL. Rut TiZr,,-. star Final j S- ?-rrU:.nmt Woman J SIut a Work SlDunham Orcha.tr. 0SjTexa. Ranger. S-Svke. Orchestra 'r-rio of the Air ,.j5Oran Saranada U SZuuuc nd New! rar (tttOI Tt'ESDAT 4.T-t.wn Patrol ;5oMuical Mamoriaa t-15New. TjoHcres Glen Again riS-Sam Hayes g oo-stars of Today is James Abbe jo-Mirth and Madneia , io-persorality Hour 10 0ORuth rorbe. lAitKcwf I" n 10 30-Aunt Mary .TB-iU SW gBjxer', Notebook tzm Bio" ...nr.u!dma uisni 6W" , il;l5-Today-a Children Lj S. :UZumen in White n t5-Hvmns of Churches iff" no-Rnid of Lif jtJ-Div.d Harum s-30 B. Boynton j 45-RmWing Reader 4:00-Dr. Kite 4:l$Kewt 4-30-Vok-e of Nation 4;45-Day Foster KOAC TUESDAY 10:00 i.m. Newa 0' uHomem altera' Hour 11:00 Allen Both 11:30 Concert Hall 12:00 Newi IMS p m. Firm Hour 12 30 Spot Market! 1:0ft Rtd in Range 1:15 Treasury Salute Irjo Variety Time . j: on Homemak ers 3:30 Memory Book 3:00 News 3-15 Music 4.00 Trade Wind 4:15 Voice of Army 4:30 Nova lime 2:30 Voice of Experience 2:46 ciifi Edwaroa 3:00 BN 3:15 Lawton McCall 3:30 Rollie Truitt Time 3:45 Norman Show 4:00 Land of Lost 4:30 Vagabond Moods 4:45 Sea Hound KOBE (1450) TUESDAY 8:00 a.m. News 8:06 Early Bird 7:00 Newt 7:15 Evangelical Church 7:30 Pat riot inn in Music T:4a Sermeneue 8:00 Shady Valley 8:30 Newa 8:35 Muaie 9:00 B oak - Carter - t):15 VarieUee 9:45 Music Box 10:00 Newa 10:15 Favorites 10:45 Women's Jury ...iArf. -inr. Research 11:00 Newa "-" 1 1 .nU.- .An- It Hut tcdurtl K01V WO TUESDAT 6:00 a.m. News 8:15 Western Stara 30-KOIN Klock 7:15 News 7:30 Hiworth. Newt 7:45 Pringle, News 8:00 Consumer Newa 8:15 Valiant Lady 8:30 Light of World 8 45 Aunt Jenny 9:00 Kate Smith 9:15 Big Sister 9:30 Helen Trent 9:45 Our Gal Sunday 10:00 Life Beautiful 10:15 Ma Perkins 10:30 Bernadme Flynn 10:45 The Goldbergs 11:00 Portia Faces Life 11:15 Joyce Jordan 1 1 : 15 Your Neighborhood 11:30 string: serenade 11:45 Musical Library 12:00 News 12:13 p.m. Orchestra 12:30 War Commentary 12:35 Luncheon Concert 12:55 Human Side of War 1:00 ugntnoua Temple 1:15 Romance 1:30 Full Speed Ahead 2:00 Facet and Places 2: 15 Surprise Package 3:00 Prayer 3:01 Newt 3:15 Music 3:45 Johnson Family 4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. 4:15 Life Stories ' 4:30 Hawaiian Echoes 4:45 Organ Reveries (ronlH kWlUU.y Miff runw Sioatra's second starrer Hell screen Sunday, and bouse pve the film an itHttpuon. Frankie's first pet on the screen was a ISr both boos and squeals, pr about 90 frames there taction to either his act I staging. 1 ntllr gives the show its light entertainment is btttat supporting cast: SOW. Adolph Menjou, Wliven, Walter Slezak WMPallelte. Wally Brown In Camejr add comedy. mry concerns a serious P'jmight (Sinatra) who advances some money to a pro' ducer (Murphy) to have his opus produced on Broadway. Instead the producer uses the cash to back a musical. Menjou and Sle zak are hotel men who keep try. ing to eject the starving actors. Sinatra does a fair job on sev eral songs, "Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are", "Where Does Love Begin," "Some Other Time," and "As Long As Theres Mu sic." His acting is atrocious, and other members of the cast seem to be always Interrupting him so that the action will not drag. Menjou is enjoyable in his tantrums, Slezak (usually cast as a nazi menace) makes a good comedian, and Gloria DeHaven stands around in strapless even ing gowns long enough to make the picture worthwhile. Production tricks in the finale are so clever you hardly notice the cast. Light .comedy: a must if you like Sinatra; enjoyable even if you don't. New York Markets NEW YORK. Aug 11- Der cent avirft Second quality " ?lfr'Wh'",,1 ' Orada AA prinla OraSa A prints ' Quarter eubaa " ruing Trioleta EOGl-iBarlai PrHw) Grada B large Grada A medium . uraae b medium ..lie EGGS 1 IVhaUaals -i T" 1" e . - - auvrai Grada A small Grade B large , rOL'LTlT-.B.Ttag Irlaa) Hens over Ski loa. Hens undar H lbs. opringa -- . . iai .vu rheenng uar news brought modest bids tor stocks with relatively bright peace PrOtpecla tOdav but IMn. markat lurf- .e suintraa rrom ugni liquidation. .4i i . Continued weakness of aevurmes at London, attributed mainlv to tha feal .48Ho ml the nans ware approaching theeend 4te ,ht homa industry might be in ,44lsc tor troublesome aapariancaa. tended to sober domestla ln-l m h. h ...... I "la preceding week, had been an the ou?ing side becauao of waning recon version worries. Transfers ware around S0OO0O shares Losses of fractions to a point or so were In the maiorlty near the close. Engineers Public Service made a high for 1944 and support was accorded American Telephone. Consolidated Edi. I3c , "on. North American. Allied Chemical. Intarnational Harvester snd J. C. Pan ney. Lacking rising steam were U. S- S I . " ."i.rueui. .nrysivr. aama re. Slags and cocks , WOOL Lona wool . Coarse, lb. imb. lb . aiDEi Beef . C"' Kip . .lac vu rwi. nmmcan kin, " Eaitman Kodak and standard OU iNJ.I ovnas ware narrow. In tha curb forward tend ancles ware shown by Monogram Pictures. Csrna. tlon. Electric Bond St Share and Ameri. can Oas. Among retreatere ware Penn BMvania Water & Power, Cities Service and Brewster Aero. Long wool nelta CASCAKA Caseara. Ib. Dry grapa root. lb. Perns, lb. MOHATB Short, lb. Long. lb. GRAINS ' Wheat, red. bushel wneai. wnita. bushel , White eats, km Gray oats, ton Barley, ton . Se . 150 . IJc 33c J0o CAP Cadets Begin Air Force Routine PORTLAND, Aug. 21 C4 Eighty-three civil sir patrol cadets from Portland, Salem, Lebanon, Ben. St. Helens, Arlington, Red mond and The Dalles began a 10-day course in regular air force routine at tha Portland army air base today. The IS to 17-year-old future fliers arrived yesterday and were assigned two barracks where they will live for 10 days without leaves or visitors. Selected from CAP classes they will have Link trainer and flight line work s well as classroom in struction. The training is part of a national program. ! PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore.. Au II (API 1WFA1 Cattle salable 13 fW total lion. calvee salable MO. total SSOl market moderately active; steers uneven: strictly good eradea SS-S0 lowert other I ClatfiM Snft ft ahniit atflu. 1 lu. c i gooa arouna uoo-lb. eteere 14. ; med- 4oc turn-good 1S.S9-14.00: common 00-10.50: l medAim.good . het'ere 11 50-13 00. odd bead up. to 14.00: common 0.00.10.75: aS ' s-'holca cows 10.00-50; medium-good , a.3u-v.w: common b.to-t.t: eanner ana VEGETABLES, ninrit t-orn. oozen ears (Baylat Prises Avar, far K Com. dozen ears , , , Aucnmi aquasn, lb. Summer squash, lb. -Baeta. doz. bunches spinacn, id. Green onions, doz. bunches Hothouse tomatoes, lb. Carrots, dor- bunches New Potatoes, loo lbs. Lettuce, crate . Blngs. lb. Cabbage, lb. soc -n-soc aoc S3. 50 sa.oo 150 Apples, yellow transpsrants, lb, --15o Youngberrles. orate $3.78 txiKanoarrles. crate S4.00 Peaches, bushel 13.2s Htmalaya blackberries. 2 boxes Two Eugene Firms Pay Overcharge Sums Two Eugene dealers voluntarily paid overcharges to the U. S. Treasury recently covering sales at "over the ceiling" prices as prescribed by regulations of the OPA, T. E. Wagner, district OPA enforcement attorney announced Monday. The Alaska Junk and Machin ery company paid $103.25 for jsj: cutter cows largely 4 so- so; medium. I overcharges on steel drums: Wal- ' 32?Si' nrin Pid 32.02 for an one part load 15.W: other good-choice overcharge on a used truck. 1S.5(14.S0: comm on-medium 1O.0O-13 00 - Hoia Salable 1700. total 30000; market active fully ateadv; um sales heavy butchera and light lifhts strong, top 15.75 on good-choice 180-240 lbs.; most 341-370 lb. 15 00: heavier weighta 13.50 14 SO: light lights IS.50-U.50: few choice 165 Ib. up to 15.35: sows monlv IJOO 50: good. choice feeder pigs 13.00; stags .50.10.00. Sheep Salable 3300. total 3700: early sales about steady; 1 deck good-choice M lb. wooled spring lembt 13.00: other medium-good 13.00-50; common-medium 10.50-11.75; recently shorn spring lambs 10.35-50: t decks strictly good shorn yearlings 10.50; medium-good ewes 3 50-3.00. Sammy Bsugh Leads 35-14 Grid Victory EuBn RfEtsser-GuarrJ, Monday, August 21, 1941 Pige T William Wise DRAIN William Wt?e. 92, re- SAN DIEGO, Col., Aug. 21 J , tired farmer of Drain, died Sun- Trie March Field All-Stars today I ctuv in Eugene, following a short were worrying how they would stop Slingin' Sammy Baugh next Friday after the Washington Red skins' ace sparked the West to a SS-14 victory over the East Sun day in the inter-squad charity game for the Shrine crippled chil dren fund. Baugh tossed four touchdown passes to Joe Aguirre, former St Mary's star, Steve Bagarus con tributed some elusive running and tallied the f i fth touchdown. Aguirre converted all live points. Wilbur . Moore scored for the East on a 20-yard gallop, while Eanus Munot, Cuban halfback, ambled 23 yards through center for the other touchdown. illness. He was born in Illinois, Sept, 1, 1852. and had lived in Oregon for 84 years. He had been a resident of Drain for the past 25 years. He was a member of the Methodist church and of the Marcabee lodge. Surviving are his wile, Mrs. Clementina Wise of Drain: one son, William N. Wise of Eugene, and one daughter, Mrs. A. Trum bull of Bandon. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Drain Methodist church, with Rev. Fred O. Hunt officiating, and interment will be In the IOOF cemetery here. The Steams mortuary of Oakland is in charge of arrangements. Rimini. City on Adriatic coast of Italy. Pronounced REE-mee. nee. -10a -10c SSc -55c Public Market EGGS Oversize Grade A large Grade A medium Grade A small VEGETABLES Asparagus, bulk M Asparagua. bunch . carrots -44c .39c -9 lbs. 30c .J lbs. 35c Cauliflower, lb. Celery Hearts .,. . Celery, bunch Cabbage, lb. Green Psppers, Ib Radishes, bunch Spinach, lb. Parsnlpt . 1 bunches 25c ic .30c 35c. 3S. ftc 25c -10c .10c , a ib. i5c 9c -15c Potatoes, lb. Psrilsy. bunch Lima Beans, lb. Beets 1 1 ii a.,, 3 bunches 35c Turnips 3 bunches 25c Rhubarb 3 lbs. 15e Brussels Sprouts, berry box , Cabbage Greens, lb. . j IDS. ic loc 15e PORTLAVD GRAIN PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 31. (API Wheat futures unquoted. Cash grain: oaU No. J-3 lb. white 46.00. Barley, corn and flax unquoted. Cash wheat "bid.: soft white 144; soft white (excluding Rex. 1.46; white club 1.46; western red 1.46. Hard red winter ordinary 1.44: 10 per cent 1.43; 11 per cent 1.30; 12 per cent 1.54. Hard white heart: 10 per cent 1.45; 11 per cent l.SOt 13 per cent 1.54. Today's car receipts: wheat 161: bar ley 38; flour 13; oata Tt hay 5; mill feed Swiss Chard Oyster Plant, bunch popcorn, ib. Small Navy Beans, lb, . Mustard Greens, bunch Water Cress, bunch . Leaf Lettuce, lb. , Head Lettuce . Pea a -loe -15c -15c -IOC Corn. 6 for 39c; 13 for . Cauliflower, lb. ..--.. Cucumbers, each ,. , Green Onions, bunch Green Beans, Ib. , ,, Wax Beans, lb. ,. . .. Cantaloupes, each Casaba Melon, lb. ... Watermelon, lb. lbs. 35c 75c 15c .100 .15C -15e Zuchlnl squash, lb, Egg plant, lb. FRUITS Apples, betrt, bu. Youngberrle. 3 boxes Peaches, basket . Crabapples, 3 lbs. Plums, lb, . Fresh Figs,, lb. Ite and 35c iftc -le .100 .350 a.43.BO lib" to"5c ,- ,35c Seedleis Grapes, lb. -MISCELLANEOUS Honey, 5 Ib. pall. 11.30. 1 Ik , walnuts, id. Walnut meats. V lb, 35e; Vt Ih. Rabbits, dressed. ID. ,, . Grape Juice, gallon Egg Plant, lb. Calavoa. each .... i . 50c 50c -$1.13 35e Cascade Managers To Hold Final Meeting Friday Night Managers of all 1944 Cascade baseball league clubs will hold their final business meeting of the season Friday night at 7 o'clock at the Register-Guard offices. Each club will be allowed only "ne representative, namely Ed Brauner of Giustina, Ray Miller of Miller Lumbermen, Jim Primrose of Springfielct, Grover Kelsay of Hills Creek, and either Frank Fas sett or Orin Snellstrom of Snell strom Braves. - - Secretary Dick' Strite will make a final financial report at the meeting and distribute the per centage "takes" from the recent All-Star series. Several rule changes for the 1945 season will also be discussed. Birth statistics show that quad ruplets occur once in 658,403 births, i RODEO! Thrills br the wait's top ropers! Excitement In breathless ball dogging feats! Registered beef show! A thousand exciting events await yoa at the Lane County Rodee, at the FalrgreaBd. VpL J, g and 4. Bat. nlte at 8. San. end Men. at I p. w. Write down the tbrlU-packed datal - . Portland List Dow-Jones Averages Dow-Jones ctoeins bond averafet: 40 bonds 101. M, off 010: 10 1st frade rails 10.58. off 0.12: 10 2nd trade rails (0.M, off 0.41; 10 pub. mil. 110.27, up 0.12: 10 Indus. 107.32. up 0.01. preliminary cloelna Dow-Jonea stock averages: lndustrlsl 14S.S4, off 0.42: 20 railroads 41.40. off 0.31: IS utllltlea 2S.19, up 0.19; ss atorka S3.20. off O n. Sales were 838.070 aharee compared with 1.430.770 Friday. Curb turnover was 2M.980 shire atalnst 300.080 Friday. Retail Meat Price Posting Is Ordered Attention of retail meat markets to the fact that recent surveys, made by representatives of the local OPA price panel, reveal that in instances retail meat markets are not observing regula tions that make price posting ac cording to grade and price man datory on the part of such retail meat markets, was called for Monday by the local war price and rationing board. The board states that failure on the part of markets to observe these regulations can only result in drastic enforcement measures being taken to insure compliance. Coast Loop Attendance Far Above 1943 Season SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21. (U.R Attendance figures at Pacific coast league baseball games dur ing the first 18 weeks of the 1944 season total 1,830,026, almost dou ble the number for the comparable period last year, tt was announced today. Local Couple Held At Lakeview On Charges Robert H. Price, about 35, charged with a traffic law viola tion, and Gladys Cade, 51, charged with contributing to the delin quency of a minor, have been ap prehended at Lakeview for Lane county officers and will be brought back here for appearance in court. They were arrested there by Sheriff Cassidy of Lake county. Sheriff O. E. Crowe will leave soon for Lakeview to bring the couple back to Eugene. Bizerte Reverses Turf Decision At Longacres SEATTLE, Aug. 21 UP) Re versing the result of the Washing ton Handicap last week. Circle V stable's Bizerte closed strong Sun day to win by a nose from J. R. Gregory's First to Fight In the $5000 mile and a sixteenth Long acres special. First to Fight took Bizerte In similar manner last week. NOW PLAYING T THE If 4 twit or 9 x' 1 1 rat lenutt - anix e ftU'nwTti iAt.y.v tnx MA wmiummmi h Hi yr. UT USER'S Uli. JINX FALKEN'BURG WINS HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 21. (U.B Actress Jinx Falkenburg and her partner, Jack Knemeyer, today were in the second round of the motion picture mixed doubles ten nis tournament after their victory over Patsy Chase and Mai Merri hugh, 6-1, 6-0, Sunday. MEXICAN BASKETS and POTTERY Attractive New . Merchandise Quackenbush's I drt Wh!,v -"ne Dunn. 3; , dace. opp voun V 0 PORTt-AND. Ore.. Aua 31 'API But ter -AA frade. prints. 4-4'yc cartons. 47-47'kr: a araae. prims, ea'sc-w; car- Ions. 4Si-47c; B grade, prints, 4l.s- li;c f.rtnn. 4K-4SI.C. Butterfat First quality maximum of . of 1 percent acidity, delivered In Portland. 52-52'ie: premium quality maximum of .35 of 1 par cent acidity, sa-ssc: valley routes and country points. Se lass than first or 80-Smc. Cheese Selling price to PorUand re tailers: Oregon triplets. M.4c: dslsles. Eggs To producers, candled basis: esse count, f 1: select henneries v-uc; : mediums. S2-34- Eggs To retellers: A large. 48c: A medium 3S-40c; email Ipulletsl, A. 33c dozen. . U-e Poultry Buymg prices from producers: Broilers up to 2lt lbs. 2Pe: fryers 3 to 3't lbs. 2c: roaitara. over 1 3' Iba.. 29c: leghorns. 2SH lb. colored her is. all weights, 29'ic; roosters and stags. 21e lb. Country Meals Rollback prices to re tailers: Country killed hogs, bert butch ers, 130-140 lbs.. 18-17c; vealers. AA. 23'lcs A. 21V.C: B. M-umei C. lS-17Kie: cuUs. 13-15C Beef, AA. 2H4c; A, 20ie: I B. 18c. 14c Cenner-cutter cows, 13-14C; ; buus, canner-cutters. 14-14S.C1 lambs, l AA, 8c; A. 344c: B. 231401 C. 10-JOc; t ewes. FS, 13Vc: medium, 13ci R. ISHc Butter AA grade, prints. 48-44c. cartons. 47-47Hc: A grade, prints. 4SVi- j 46c, cartons 48-47c: B grade, prints. 45V4-4S4C csrtons, 4S-48V.C. Cheese Selling price to Portland re- tellers: Oregon triplets, 4c: daisies. I 30.9c lb.: loaf, S0.3C lb.t trlpleta to wholesalers. 37ci loaf. ro F.O.B. Rabbits Government calling: Average country killed to retailers. 40-44O lb.; ' Live price to producers, 33-340 lb. , Turkeys Selling price to retailers: . dressed hens. No. 1. 39",.4Se lb. Turkeys Alive: Government eeatng t buying prices: Hens. 43c: tons, 8Vc lb., dressed basis. Onions-Green. TO-SOe dot. bunches ! Onions Drv. Coacballa Wax. S2 75: California Red. S3 SO; Walla Walla. SJ.S0 . 50 lb. bag: Yakima. S3 per SO-lb. beg. Potatoes Local. !-2 25 oranga box: j Yakima 33.80 cental. No. 3 S1J5 per "potatoes New California, milt. S.S0 ; eental; Texas red, S00 SO-lb. bag. i Hay Wholesale prices nominal: Al falfa No. 3 or better. S34-SJ5: oat vwh. S38 ton. valley points: timothy least Oregon). n ciov?V 324 torn Montana grass hay "No. II. 833 50 ton. Wool Government control. Caacar. Bark-1944 peel. 0 lb. t. ILmmtth. 45c lb. i Hops Nominal contract: 1M4.MC up; j 1948. 7SCI u . ' The Liberty Bell cracked as It tolled for the death of the first U. S. chief justice, John Marshall. Ends Tonight a(fe POORS OPEN AT 6:30 j g Slomtch mhbthtrint? Soothing PiPTO-BitMOL will help calm It down. For years many doctors have recommended PIPTO-BISMOL for re lief of our, sidrish upset stomach. 7aitee tood tnd do food. Helps retard intestinal fermentation and simple diarrhea. Whan your stomach is queasy, uneasy and upset . , . take PIFTO-SISMOU A nonwKH rtteoucf WHEN OTHERS FAIL regain good health. . Disorders, slnusiila. heart. Ions. wer. kSniy. stomach, gas. constipation. IkerY Ola bates, rheumatism, fall ana Diaao i "a, - mtit eomoUttta. -D Charlie Chan Chinese Herb Med. . - . Co. ornri RotBSi aeeeer alr . . . 4 ae S . FOrlO COUSUL.TAT10T4 EX 774 WUlcnn na. cue-raw, wi TONIGHT IN PERSON TONIGHT The JIIIOILLANP PRESENTS AMERICA'S CELEBRATED COMPOSER HARRY CARROLL AND Broadway's Lovely Singing Comedienne POLLY BAKER IN THEIR HILARIOUS POT-POURRI OF MUSICAL NONSENSE HARRY CARROLL HAS WRITTEN THESE SONG HITSi 'Tin Always Chasing Ralnbot," "Say Wh.n" "On the MUalMippT "By Beautiful Sea" "On the Trail of the lont omi Pin." "There's A Girl In the Heart of Maryland" And Many Others PLUS ELAINE & RUSTY COLMAN THE POPULAR COMEDY STARS OF NIGHT CLUB. STAGE AND RADIO FRANCES WILLS SENSATIONAL ACROBATIC DANCING STAR . AND LARRY SHARPE'S 0RCH. The Biggest Little Name Band On the Coast Dance to the Sweet Smooth Music of Sharp. NO RAISE IN PRICES NO TAX ON FOOD FLOOR-SHOWS AT 10:15 AND 12:15 PHONE 408 FOR RESERVATIONS NOW! ends - "THE WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER" TONITE iii( Dunn Alan Marshall V?l STARTS M ff ! 1 1 0 : I R : 0 Ii w h SHE GLORIFIED IN THE HEARTS SHE BROKE! . . all women ... all wonderful she' rose from the dance halls to rule In the halls ol the mlghtyl THEY CALLED HER THE . . . BoautUu . . . Bewitching And It's Companion Feature! THEY'RE ONE FOR All... AND All FOR THE SAME Dim r "V Dl M iu i LAST TIMES TODAY1 Wgaf' RJL I PLUS? CASANOVA in BURLESQUE" with JOE E. BROWN JUNE HAVOC C o 1 NOW PLATING h WHALI OF A SHOW wrfh VVhorTr-Dinger Tuneif SINATRA MURPHY MENJOU DeHAVEN mum mam SLEZAK M1U11I mm BROWN CAMfY MITCHOX'JOTRETS THEATRE - SprtngfloW, 0r. NOW PLAYINO "Buffalo Bill" with Joel McCres, Maureen O'Here snd Linda Darnell M praae la exelualval7 enuued le the UN for aumicauon oa au nawa - paionas ... . - I sVedlted la thU paper and also all Oie id mrm miw wwi -n- tn Mkln Chn ol AdikM ptomm civ formr addrcf u wall u tb nw. i. .... that VMir 1 nil narei; " - endlt can ba trantlarrad and tha Mp ItoDDati ai oia-ar.ai . 1 tima, par una , tlmci. pt ln Ho I Itmat. pr Una m... f Umai wrr Hn .. - m areiarusia-ia- liTII By Carrlar, dx monttoj In advanoa .m By Mali in Or a., yaarlr In actvaaea By Mall in Dragon, at mono Outalda of Hata. vaarly 1-M OuUlda nf ftata. tis mm. tha OuUld of atata. monthJr . Legal Notices NOTI CI 18 H.tCBY ClPENl That 1ha undartlrr.d. R. Claud Oray. haa bn appointed administrator of tha CaUta of FVad E. Cary. Dtcaasad. Hy tha County Court of Lana County. Or (i i. and hat duly quail Mad aa tuch admlntttrator. All perwm having clalma agalnft aaln aetata ara harahy not If lad to pratant tha aama varlflad aa raquirad by taw, with tha nropar vouchart, within tt monthi from tha data of tha first pub tlratlon of thla not lea. to tha admlnla trator of iald at-ta. at tha law offlcaa of Donald R. Hutband, M0 WHlarnatti itrt. Eugan. Oragon. R. CUAUT3I. ORAY. AdmlnUtrator of Eetata of Frad C. Cary. Daraaaad. DONALD K. HTJS BAKD. Atlornay for Eatat. Dat of ftrtt publication, July 10, 1M4. No. ITS?, Monday, Augviat T, 1M4. BtitMlnf. Cugana. Orarm. Data of Notica and rtrtt Publtealton, July M, 144. ELIZABETH ITEVEN Admlnutiatrlx Callrlna 4 Calklna Attomvya for Eitato IO. ITS I Monday. Aug. t. 144. IN TCOUirrY COURT OT TTT8 BTATE Or OREGON FOR LANK COUNTY IN THE MATTER OT THE OUARDIAN8NIP Of CAROLINE COOPER. MARJORIE RUTH COOPTJR, and CALVIN CHARLES COOPER. JR. Minora. Nonet Or fllTARDTAN8 lAlf. NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVCN that th undraignad. Ruth M. Coopar. guardian of th paraona an) aatataa of tha fol ImatnaT namad minora, to-wltl Carolina ' Coopr. Marjorla Ruth Coopar and Cal vin cnariaa coopar. Jr., will on tn IHh day of Baptatnbar. 1M4 aall tho Intaaat of tha ahova namad minora In tha following draerfbev. raal pramtMa, to-wlf AN UNDIVIDED ONT-HAl.r INTEREST IN AND TO THE FOLLOW INO: Tha South 80 f.at of Lot 14. Block It In Eairmount Addition to Eugan. Lana County, Oregon, known aa IMl VlUard Straat. Beginning at a point on tha North Una of 14th Avnua Eat and ' on tha South lln of lot II tn Btork 1 of tha Amandad Plat of ratrmount, 1 now t part of tha City of Eugena. Lana County. Oracon. and 53 13 fat Et : of iha Southwatt trnjT nf utd lot running thane East 3 1 '3 faat along tha North Una of 13th A vanuo East : : thanca North M.fl rt, thanra Wct M 11 faat and lhnca South Nl faat to tha placa of beginning, balm a pari of Lota 13 and O In Block of tha Aman'lrd Plat f ralrmount now a pa't of tha City of Euian In Lana County, Ortfon. known ai 1123 l!th Avanu East. Eugan. Orgon. Tha North la T faat of tvX 14 and th South 134 ft of Lot l.V Block II In Pair-mount Addi tion to Eugna. Ina County, Oragon, : known aa IMT Viliard Slft. ljgna, Oragon. at prlva'a Mia for cash, d 1 ai to ba bM at 2-0 Minag SuUdio