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7:00 Newa
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9:30 Fashion Show
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10:00 Newa
10:15 Terry's Houseparty
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12:30 War Commentary ;
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.Gricit Fieia 8:25 Nothtne But Truth
8:45 Journal of Living
7:00 Graeme Fletcher
7: 15 New Headlines
7:30 Reveille Roundup
7:45 Sam Hayes
8:00 Stars of Today -8:15
Jamea Abbe
8:30 Mirth and Madnesa
9:00 Voice tf Nation
9 j 15 Larry Smith
9:30 Personality Hour
10:00 Ruth Forbea
10:15 News
10:30 Homemakers' Hour
10:45 Baker's Notebook
11:00 Guiding Light
11:15 Today's Children
11:30 Women -In White
-J.-nny a-r-sen-. 11:45 Hymn
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LXew Flashes 12:30 Pepper Young
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1:00 Backstage Wife
1:15 Stella Dallas
1:30 Lorenzo Jones
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Lsutmora Orch. 2:00 When Girl Marries
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2:45 Front Page Farrell
3:00 Road of Life
3:15 David. Ha rum
3:30 Pleasure Parade
3:45 Aunt Mary
4:00 Dr. Kate
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.Henry J. Taylor
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on. Release
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jljitery Theater
-McGee and Molly
Job Hope
HUdeftrde
.ifuiie Shop
natwood Lswton
i-jolmny wenis
tX'jfical Interlude
tasrbata ano aoys
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-Tom Mix
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toibriel Heatter
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KEX 11W WEDNESDAT
6:00 a.m. Musical Clock
6:15 Farm and Home
6:45 Here Comes Band
7:00 Horn Harmonies
7:06 Pipes of Melody
7:15 Agronsky. News ,
7:30 James Abbe
7:45 Listening Post
8:00 Break fan Club
9:00 Glamour Manor
9:30 Breakfast at Sardi'a
10:00 Tony Morse, Newa
10:15 Jack Berch
10:30 My True. Story
10:55 Aunt Jemima
11:00 Baukhage Talking
1 1 : 15 Mystery Chef
11:30 Ladies. Be Seated
12:00 Morton Downey
12:15 p.m. Star Time
12:30 News Headlines '
1:00 Sam Hayet), News
1:15 Radio Parade
1:30 Time Views Newt
1:45 Postwar News
1 :50 Edward Jorgenson
2:00 What's Doing, Ladies
2:30 Your Hymns, Mine
2:45 Stars of Today
3:00 Hollywood Newa
3:15 News
3:30 Roll ie Truitt Time
3:45 Pressing Engagement
4:00 Symphonic Swing
4:30 Sea Hound
4:45 Hop Hairigan
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10:00 a.m. News
10:15 Homemakers Hour '
11:00 Stories That Live
11:15 History In Making
11:30 Concert Hall
12:0O News
12:15 p.m. War Food, Prod.
12:30 Spot Markets
13:45 Bulletins
12:50 Vocational Agricul.
1:00 Rtdin' Range
1:15 New China
1:30 Variety Time
2:00 Your Child Today
2:30 Memory Book
3:00 United Press News
3:15 Music of Masters
4:00 The Bonk man
4:15 Trade Winds Calling
4:30 A to 2
4:45 Nov at ime
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6:00 a.m. News
6:15 Western Star
8:30 KOIN Klock
7:15 Headline News
7:30 Ha worth. News
7:45 Pringle, News
8:00 Consumer News
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 Bernadine Flynn
10:45 Goldbergs
11:00 Joyce Jordan
11:15 Two on Clue
11:30 Young Dr. Malone
11:45 Perry Mason
12:00 News
12:15 p.m. Neighbors
12:30 Bright Horizons
12:45 Bachelor's Children
l:00r-ChanglnB World
1:15 Ande.-ien, News
1:30 New Horizons
2:00 Newspapers of AU"
2:30 Mary Marl in
2:45 Something for You
3:00 News
3:15 Lyn Murray Show
3:30 Jerl Sullivan
3:45 World Today
9:55 Meaning of News
4:00 Sandra Martin
4:15 Our Gal Sal
4:30 Easy Aces
Eugene Markets
BUTT ERF AT BajtB PrUesI
Premium quality .maximum 04 M o
1 per cent acio fii',
first quality (maximum a Vi 01 I
oer cent add. uiu
Second quality 44f
butteb (Wholesale fries.
Grade AA prints , ,
Grade A ' printa ,
Quarter cube .. . -EGGS
(BUTlnr Fries.
Grade A large -
(-trade B urge
ffS REACH BRITAIN
pNDON, W) Twenty -thou-
sacks of Christmas mail, the
big shipment of Yuletide
Lges for U. S. troops overseas,
-48 He
4C
40c
.38c
.lac
..lie
Grade A medium ,
Grade B medium ,
Grade A small
EGGS ( WholaaaU Frlaa 1 KatJilUrai
Grade A large
urade A medium
Grade A small
Grade B large
-49c
.30c
POULTRY (Bay Inr Prlei
Hens over 34 lbs. ,.
Hens under 3W I be
Springs over 24 lbs.
Springs under 2V lbs.
Stags and cocks
WOOL
Coarse, lb.
Lamb, lb.
28Sc
- 27c
10c
Long wool pelts .
Short wool pelts
HIDES
Beef
Call
Kip
Long wool Delta ,
CASCA&A
Cascara, lb. .
. S9e
13c
-IOb
-.100
Dry grape root. Ib.
Ferns, lb, .
m on Aim
Short, lb.
ionit id. ,
UKA1NH
Wheat, red. bushel .
wneat, wtute, bushel
White oata ton
Gray oats, ton ,
Barley, ton
VEGETABLES. FRUIT!
(Baying Prlees Aver, far Ne. 1 rrediea)
Beets, dor. bunches , .. ... . -
ureen onions, dor. bunches -,90c
Carrots, dozen bunches
Lettuce, crate ,
Cabbage, lb. .. . .L .
Tomatoes, lb. .
Apples, bu. .
-fl.35
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945
947
3V,-4c
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f3.50-3
Public Market
EGGS
Oversize ---.-.,,
Grade A large
Grade A medium
Grade A small
VEGETABLES
Carrots, bunch
Celery, bunch
-3c
-56c
Table Queen Squash, 2 for
Cabbage, lb. , , , ,
Red peppers, lb. .,.,
Green Peppers, lb.
Hadlsnes, Duncn
Spinach, lb.
Parsnips , ..'i,.,,,,. .1. .
Potatoes, Ib. .
Parsley, bunch
Lima Beans, lb. --.
Beets, bunch , .. ,
Turnips ,-.
Cabbage Greens, lb-
Small Navy Beans, lb,
Swiss Chard
Mustard Greens, lb,
Leaf Lettuce, Ip.
Head Lettuce ...
Corn, dozen ears ,
Cauliflower, lb. . . ,
Cucumbers, each ....
Cantaloupes, each a,,..
Casaba Meloa. lb.
Watermolon, lb. .
Egg plant. lb.
Hothouse Tomatoes
FRUITS
Quinces, 3 lbs.
.40c
16c
-23, 30c
19c
7c
25c
10c
-IOC
15C
lbs. 25c
5c
10c
maximum ef .38 of t Mr cent acidity
ra-osc; vsuey routes ana country
pomu, 3c les. than first or 50-51 c.
fcats To jsroducers. candied bais.
Prices 3 to 4c dozen less than telling
prices.
Ear To retailer: AA 3c: A. larie-
ftOc; A medium 54, small tpulleU). A
41 -43c dozen.
Live poultry ttuymg prices from pro
ducers: broilers up to g lbs., 39c;
fryer. to Slit lbs., 29c t roasters, over
3W lbs. 39c; leghorn.. 33Vc lb.; col
ored hen, all wuhU, l$c ib-i
roosters and stags 15c lb.
country Keau hoiidjck prices to re
ullers: Country killed hegs. bet, putch
ers. 13Tfl40 lbs.. 19-20c; vealers. A A,
ZZc; A. 2lc B 19-19.c: C. 15-17'.;
culls. 11-15c Betf. AA. 31c: A. SOHc;
B, lBt-14. Canner -cutter cows, 13-14;
Dulls, canner-cutters. i-mc; lambs,
AA. 28c; A. 24c. B, 22Hct C. ll)-30r;
wes. FS, 121.1.'! medium, lct R. 1034C
Cheese belling price to Portland re
tailers: Oregon triplets. 29.3c: daisies.
23.9c lb.; -loaf, 30.1o lb.; triplet to
wholesalers, Z.c: loaf. 27lc f.o.b.
Rabbits: Government celling: Aver
age country hilled to retailers, 33 -44c
lb.: live price to producers, 22-24c lb.
Turkeys Selling price to retailers:
Dresed hens 'and tonu 43V.C lb.
Turkeys ALve: Government ceiling
buying prices: Hens and Toms for gov
ernment sale, 39.20c ltM for civilian
trade. 38.20c lb.
Onions Green, 86-7ftc doc benches.
Onions Green. 70-30c doc. bunches.
3-tnch. 91.40; locals, Oregon. $1.50 per
do iix bag: doucts im, asc.
Wool Owexnment control.
Cascara bark 1944 peel, 15c up,
Mohalwi942. 12-month, 45c lb.
Hops Nominal contract: 1944, 85c up:
1945. 75c: lfiie. 55c lb.: 1947, 50c lb.
Hay Wholesale prices nominal t Al
falfa, No. 3 or better 834-35 ton; oat
vetch. 825 ton, valley points l timothy
(Eastern Oregon) $33-38 ton; clove, 924
ton.
Potatoes Deschutes NO. 1, 83.30; Yak
ima. 9B.50: Klamath Falts. 3.30 cental:
No. 2, $1.23 per 50-lb, bag; local, $2.25
orange box.'
Down
Front
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9y Will U-Uy
"WHAT'S SHOWING
THANKSGIVING DAY . . .
... at local cineinansiorut?" is
a question we expect from read
ers, so before you can say you
didn't want to know.,here'6 what's
cooking over the holiday:
McDonald opens Spencer Tracy
in "Seventh Cross" on single bill;
Heilig will have "My Pal, Wolf"
and "Moonlight and Cactus"; Rex
will feature "Home in Indiana"
and "Follow the Leader"; May
flower will have "The Merry
Monohans"; State has scheduled
by the grower for no special reas
on since the land actually it sub
irrigated. Folk around him told him the
ground wasn't too good, but Rob
inson planted the potatoes and
hoped anyway and Judging from
the Monday display, his hopes
wer, realized.
The potatoes are a bright pink
in color. They were planted June
30.
Use a pinch of salt to increase
the sweetening power of sugar In
cooked foods.
Quick cooking In ratnbnsm
water keeps food .value from
wasting. ' .
! tara Stanwyck and Paul Henrled Eugene Register-Guard, Tuesday, Nor. -1l1M4
will be starred in "The Two Mrs.
Carroll,, from Broadway smash
hit. . . . International has signed
Orson Welles to co-star with
Claudette Colbert in "Tomorrow
Is Forever."
Ozzie Nelson says he saw this
sign in a H'wood cafe: "If the
steak is too tough for you, please
leave. This is no place for weak
lings." Erskine Johnson, NEA colyum
nist, reports marquee sign of the
week: The Hairy Ape In Society.
Four-Pound Potato Is
Latest From Noti Area
11
Paramount Roller KiE&1
ZS W. 7th Fhea. 11tJ
a) Mints Except Monday
7:30 to 10:3
0 Afternoons Saturdays
and Sundays '
S bunertaa Kc
,. ZlUlQc
I Us. 19c
15c
80c
Sc to J5c
5c
have arrived at a British port. An
army spokesman estimated it
would'be neaiiy Christmas, before
all the mail is cleared.
Huckleberries, lb. 35c
Dried Italian Prunes, lb. : .25c
Dried Noble French Prunes, lb. 40c
Apples, best, bu ,3.50
Crabapples. 2 lbs ...S5c
Ground Cherries, lb.
MISCELLANEOUS
Honey, t Ib. pall. ,1.30: 1 lb.
walnuts. ID
firemen's Benefit Dance
Sponsored By
1
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Walnut meats. V. lb. 23c: Vi lb.
Rabbifi. dressed. Ib.
Grape lulce. sallcm
I Bfff Plant, lb. - - -
Palavoa. each ----.
Celery Hearts
Turkeys, lb. .... ,
. 35c
50c
, toe
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov.. ,1 IAPI
Wheat futures and cash grain unquoted.
Cash wheat ibldi: soft white 1.52:
soft white 'excluding Rexl 1.32ti; white
club 1.52'i: western red 1.53H.
Hard red winter: ordinary 1.32: 10 per
cent 1.34; 11 per cent 1.59: 11 per cent
I.SZ. .
Hard white baart: 10 per cent 1.53;
11 per cent 1.5:, 12 per cent 1.62.
Tcday'a car receipts: wheat 18: barley
8; flour 3; corn 1; oata 2: hay St mill
feed s.
Faye Emerson, Peter
Lorre and Alan Hale for picturi
zation of "Hotel Berlin. .' , Bar-
PORTI-AND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Nov. 31. (API (WA)
Salable and total cattle 300; calves
25; market ateady but a loada medium
steers unsold: scattered lota common
medium grades: light dairy type steers
down to 7.00; common-medium beef vintf Helmut Dnntin- Ravmond
h.if.-. a .vi?jn nrht cutt.r rt.i iv "ln8- neimui uamine, ttaymona
heifera down to 6.00: canner-cutter ; Massey.
cows 4.25-6.50; several shelly cows 3.00
4.00; fat dairy cows 7.50-8.25: medium
good beef cows 9.00-11.50: medium-good
bulla 8.00-10.00; medium-good grass
calves 0.00-13.00: fsiod-cholce vealers
salable 13.00-14.00.
Salable and total hois 300: market ac
tive, steady; good-choice 160.240 lbs.
14.75-15.00: 245-313 lbs. 13.50-14.00; few
150-175 lbs. 13.50-14.50: good sows
13.00-25; few light feeder pigs 12.00;
good-choice above 70 lbs. quotable 12.50
13.50. Salable and total sheep 200: market
very active, strong: good-choice wooled
lambs mostly 12.75-13.00; common-medium
grades 8.50-10.50: few good-choice
69 lb. shorn lambs No., a pelts 12.25;
good ewea up to .w.
Extra large potatoes grow out
west of Eugene, and, for evidence.
Jack Robinson, Crow stage route.
"Uncertain 'Glory" and "Guns of oti' showed two spuds at the
the Law " j Register-Guard . office Monday,
i one weighing a full four pounds,
-"Scuse us, please," said the the other P-nd.
usherette the other day, and a i They are of the California
string of lettermen filed past us drought-resisting variety, chosen
to their seats. .
"Looks like the whole freshman
class," we remarked in an at
tempted jest. The last man in
turned, said disdainfully:
"Sophomore." ,
'
HOLLYWOOD HODGEPODGE:
"Look Homeward Angel" company
now shooting on campus U. of N.
Carolina. . . . Robert Benchley
will do musical, "Boogie Weogie."
Warners schedules Andrea :
invfic:n
W illVIWTH Kt Atom. mm
WEDNESDAY EVENING
ONIYI
SUndard Oil INJ). T-xai Co.. Mont
gomery Ward. Kennecott. .Eastman Ko
dak and Johns-Man vi lie.
Railway bonds ware to tht -for in
the loan division.
Dow-Jones
Preliiniiig.iv closing Dow -Jones stork
a vera ires: industrial 147.03, up 0.70; rail
road 42.43 lip 0.40; utility 25.35, up 0.14.
65 stocks 53.23, up 0.33.
Sales totaled 863.720 shares compared
with 691.840 share, yesterday. Curb
turnover was 277,015 shares against 225,
180 shares yesterday.
Dow Jones closing bond averages: 400
bonds 103.21 up 0.04: 10 1st grade rails
111.00 up 0.13) 10 2nd grade rails 85.89
up 0.08: 10 pub. uttl. 08.91 oft 0.05. 10
Indus. 107.15 up 0.03.
.11.15
35c
...35c
Portland List
JUNCTION CITY, VOLUNTEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. SI fAP But
ter AA grade, print, 48-48HC cartont,
, 40a'i-47'.'4C, A grade, prints. 4 5 -49c,
! cartons. 46V.-46,c, B grade, printa,
: 45'.,-45l,c, cartons, 46-46 '.ie.
Butterfat Ktrst quality maximum of
.6 of 1 percent acdity, delivered In
1 Portland, 32-52 fc; premium quality
New York Markets
By VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK. Nov. 21. i API Ralls,
motors, steels; and oil led another se
lective recovery excursion in today's
stock market on a little more speed
than has accompanied rising sessions
of past week.
Wall street was unable to evoke' any
outstanding reason for the comeback.
Transfers :an to around 900.000 shares.
"'At peaks for the year or longer were
Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, and
General Steel Castings preferred. In
front were Santa Fe. Southern Railway,'
U. S. Steel, Chryslev, U. S. Rubber.
at the
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Thanksgiving Night, Nov. 23rd
Music By
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SATURDAY
November 25th
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A
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"MR. WINKLE
. GOES TO WAR"
VVitli Edward O. Robinson
PLUS
"CALL OF THE
ROCKIES" . ,
With Smiley Burnett
SHARYN MOFFETT
nil KMfiNfl . UNA O'CONNOR
GEORGE CLEVELAND CHARLES ARM
CLAIRE CARLETON
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"The Outlaw Trail'
ALSO
' BUGS BUNNY
"WABBIT TWOBIE"
"HOP SKIP AND A JUMP" ...
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