Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 21, 1944, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextWn(JiU FrontLJ PG ...j the current attrae- '"!?fteMac as "educational -illtel would L shown in ' "--" ft .. Til out irmiM. Mill n tne w"' . r " ' M". ..11 . mon from a ,ho " " p ....... nf fact, the two of- ,m n.lilve oroof of RS 'With is stranger than flo t-idage as we've seen in some fibrous journey" is sort of I 'n .. .v.. bind we usually llrUtlOgue-V" "-7. jjj L out on oui - P., probably because the nar P?.u terse instead of being F . The Incidents resting with the final f0. . ..Min the audience "&areunUltheend. Fugene Markets I Buying prict of Mfi and whole.!.. prlc to rttUrt droppt In th Eu-1 wwrttt Thursday, Buying price of poultry Advanced. Egg buying prlcea wart quoted at 47 cents for grade A large: 37 cenU for grade B large; 90 cent for grade A medium; II ctnU for grade B medium nd 30 centa for grade A mll. Whole saie prices to reUtlert were M.5 cents for grade A large; 51.5 cents for grade A medium! 46 oanta for grade A small nd 50 cents for grade B large. Poultry buying prices were quoted at IBVt cents a pound for hens ovrr three and a half pounds; 22 cents for hens under three and a half pounds: cents for springs and 10 cents for stags and cocks. BUTTER FAT (Baying Prlecs) Premium quality (maximum of M of 1 per cent acid) 31 4c First quality t maximum of of 1 per cent acid) sou; Second quality 4.ir RADIO BROADCASTS i8 tic ..ssc -47c ..Tic S9c P " ..Th.V.reat Mo- ind comes niruusu ...... taining film telling the Dr. W. T. G. Morton of j..'n renturv ago dlscov- ., T- ..nil. If Is Long wool pelts , Cascara, lb, . Dry grape root, lb. Ferns, lb. - . MOHAIR Short, lb. Long. lb. GRAINS Wheat, red. bushel Wheat, white, bushel White oats, ton Gray oats, ton Barley, ton who a century ago dlscov- Mographcial picture with tne "1a jnums of the adventurer CLed rather than the part of Life which was routine Nev Lless, 'he offering hold, in- W i. : mnra thnn mntiv got, wmcu i -.- .irrtnt cinemas can do. rJS ucf-rea. Betty Field, Har- L Carey and WilUam Demarest h the story weu. hcellent aouoie u,u. U5u,' Journey" .nd "The Great ET Saturday through Tuesday, Thnrulav through Saturday, WlrOCeU i ouuuaa, "Going to Town" end "Strange Ibydower: munuaj - 'T.i-niinn Blues": Sunday and Mon ti! "Stringe Af'alr" and "Going to Grade A large mi: Thursday through Saturny. "Vv b it Msric" and "Coming Around the fcBtiln." Stttt: Thursday through Saturday, rsMmkeve's Ghoat" and "Lumber- fct"; sunaay tnrouin, weonesaay. Kit On. Harvest Moon" and 'Tour bj to a Jeep." BUTTER (Wholssala Prise, uraae aa prints ... Qraae a prints Quarter cubes EGGB (Baying Price) Grade A large Grade B large . ... , Grade A medium ,.. Grade B medium Grade A small EGGS (WholMsl Prlea to RaUIIsrs) Grade A large ,. . . jtf uraoe a meaiutn . Grade A small , Grade W large POULTRY (Boy ln; Pries) Hena over 3'.-i lbs. Htn' under S4 lbs. Sprlnn over IV, lbs. Springs under tV lbs. , sugs ano cocks . WOOL Coari, lb. - Lamb, lb. 2fic Long wool pelts . Short wool pelt HIDES Beef I Calf Kip HEX (11M1 THVRSDAT 5: Jck Armstrong KOBE I4M TUt'RSDAT C'apt MJOnignt 5:00 p.m. Sam Hayes 5:15 King's Orch. 5: Tom Mix 5:45 Night News Wlxa :0O Gabriel Heatter 6:15 Memorial Memories 8:30 Dr. Mac 6:45 Victory Marches 7:00 Henry Gladstone 7:15 Lowell Thomas 7:30 Old Chisholm Trail 7:45 Music :0O News 8:15 Sports Revue 8:30 Romance in Musle 8:45 Melody Moments , 9:00 News 9:15 Rex Miller 9:30 Pulton Iwis, 6:00 Grange Reporter 8:15 H. Heidt Orch. 6: SO SpMlht Band 8:45 Band. Storyteller 7:00 R. Gram Swing 7:15 Thia U Enemy T: SO March of Time 7:45 March of Time 8:00 Blue Network 8:15 Lum and A brier 1:30 Fred Waring 8:45Fred Waring 9:00 Christmas Party 9:15 Christmas Party 9:SO News Headlines 9:45 C. Harriett Orch. 10:00 M. Madron Oreh, 10:15 Henry J. Tavlor 10:30 TTiey A1 Serve 9:45 Something for Girls 10:45 T. Martin Orch. iu:oo Evening 'Melodies :" 10: 10:15 Traffia Safety 10:3O News 10:45 Barron's Orch. 11 : 00 Starlight Serenade 11:55 New in Brief i:00 Concert Hour 11:15 Concert Hour 11:30 Concert Hour 11:45 Concert Hour 10-45 Baker's Notebook 11:00 Guiding Light 11:15 Today's Children 11:30 Women in While 11:45 Betty Crocker 11:00 Woman of America IMS p.m. Ma Perklna lz:30 Pepper Young 1X 45 Right to Happiness 1:00 Backstage Wit 1:15 Stella Dallas 1:30 Lorenzo Jones 1:45 Widder Brown 1:00 When Girl Marries 2:15 Portia Faces Life 3 50-Juft plain Bill 1:45 Front Page FarrsU 3:00 Road of Life 3:15 David Harum 3:30 Pleasure Parade 3:45 Aunt Mary 4:00 Dr. Kate 4:15 News of the World 4:30 Relax in Rhythm 4:45 H. V. Kaltenborn 5:00 O.K. for Release KOAO (550) THURSDAY 5:00 p.m. On Upbeat 5:30 Something far Glrli 5:45 Army Times 8:00 News 8:15 Farm Flashes 6:30 Animal Husbandry 6:45 Spot Markets 7:00 Southland Singing 7:30 Lift Up Thy Voice ?!??-S1jeei!!ml,h 8:00 Musie r-ir sr. 4 8:30Musle that Endure, !:Jr5.,lel 9:30-News ,i:fcftjr 9:45-Meditations !?Hfa t"tiful 10:15 Ma Perkins KOIN (9701 THURSDAT 10:10-Bernadlne Flynn 10:45 Goldbergs 5:uo p m.-Burriu wneem i:0o-Joyce Jordan 11:15 Two on Clue KOIN (978) FRIDAY KEX (119) FRIDAY 8:00 a.m. News 8:15 Western Stare : 50 KOIN Klock 7:15 Headline Newg T: 30 Ha worth. Newa T:45 Pringle, News 8:00 Consumer Newe 6:15 Valiant Lady 8:30 Light of World s:4A Aunt Jenny ..40c 40c $1.35 $45 $45 .$47 VEGETABLES. FRUITS (Baying Prices Afer. for No. 1 Produce) Beets, doz. bunches 9 80c Green onions, doz. bunches .90c Carrots, dozen bunches . 85c Lettuce, crate $3.50-54 Cabbage, lb. 3H-4c Tomatoes, lb. ....... 7c Apples, bushel . -$2.50-$3 Public Market EGGS Oversize GODOT GETS KO SANTIAGO, Chill, Dec. 21. 0JJD--Arturo Godoy, 199, scored a sec- od round knockout Wednesday rw Juan Ulrich, 200, Peru, in their boxing contest here. Almost every city or district in Chins has its characteristic fan distinguishable by its qolor and ornament and made to suit every diss frcm mandarin to peasant. Grade A medium . ,.. . , Grade A emsll VEGETABLES Carrots, bunch Celery, bunch . Table Queen Squash, 2 for . Cabbage, lb Red Peppers, lb. Green Peppers, lb. Radishes, bunch Spinach, lb, . . . . Paiuiips .. . .-.. Potatoes, lb. , Parsley, bunch Lima Beans', lb, Beets; bunch Turnips Cabbage Greens, 63c 58c ..... 4V IS, 10c lb. Small Navy Beans, lb. Swiss Lnara Mustard Greens, lb. Leaf Lettuce, lb. Head Lettuce -. - Com, dozen oars Cauliflower, lb. Watermelon, lb. Egg plant, lb. Oyster Plant, bunch FRUITS 10c ISc IOC 3 bunches 25t "lOc 2 lbs. 19c 20c . 2 for 29c 50c 5c 15c THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21st Tonight Is The Night! Ji DON'T MISS IT! Paramount Roller Rink 25 W. 7th Phone) 1789 DINE AND DANCE THE HOLLAND Presents A GREAT NEW SHOW CHAN LOO SUN YET mystifjlnr milr ef flnl manlpuUtloni. DANNY and LE CLAIR r loose nut on a both wnpite Ift comedy tslorc. ELAINE and RUSTY A Holluid'i Chrbtmu pref The tensatlonit Chinese fan danclnf star from San Fran elaeo'f "Forbidden City Club." ANN and RICHARD America's celebrated Chinese ballroom dancers. . . Wlnchell says "They are terrifically class.'' UNA CARTER to all the fun lovlnf peo . Platinum voiced soprano. Her -ft slnfinf will thrill you. PLUS URRY SHARPE'S ORCHESTRA I FLOOR SHOWS NIGHTLY AT 10 AND 12:15 NO COVER CHARGE BEFORE 8:00 P. M. (Except On Saturdays and Holidays) TX MT "Kir from 7:00 pjn. to th music ol Lorry Sharp art Ihs Piano Solovox. Vour Cholc oi Our Full Course Dinners TENDER CHICKEN: DELICIOUS STEAK: J) HOT ROAST BEEF: 3 HOT ROAST PORK: II We are absorbing the it per cent ta $00 on H food orderr. MAKE TOUR CHRISTMAS AND NEW TEAR S RESERVATIONS NOW. PHONE 4080 NnTTrr. Peiitow rr.nfnient with (jur WllLLrChlcafO booklnf office we are - dlicontlnalnr Udle' Nlfht until further notice. 5:15 Jted's Gsnf 5:30 Newa 5:45 Newa 5:55 Bill Henry. Newa 6:00 Mn'.o- Bowes 8:30 Corliss Aroher 7:0O First Line 7:30 Here's to Romance 8:00 Jnck Klrkwood 8:15 Music 8:30 Death Valley Sherlfl 8:55 Wallace Sterling 9:00 Pappv . Smith 9:15 Music In Night 9:30 Kenton Orch. 10:0ft Five Star Final 10:15 Wartime Women 10:20 Ten to Go 10:30 Kenton Orch. 10:45 Texas Rangers 11:00 Voice o Army 11:15 Bui5- Orch. 11:30 Air-sFlo of Air 11:35 Milton Charle 11:45 Griffin Orch. 11:55 News Midnight Music St KGW (30) THURSDAY 5:50 p.m. O.K. Release 5:15 Charles M. Barbe 5:30SonBS of Cheer 5:45 Peterson, Newa 8:00 Music Hall 6:15 Music Walt 8:30 Bob Bums 6:45 Bob Burns 7:00 Abbott & Costello 7:15 Abbott 8t Costello 7:30 Hudy vane 7:45 Rudy Vallee 8:00 Supner Club 8:13 Night Editor 8:30 Coffee Time "TtiiS Co'fee Time 9:03 Dinah Shore 9:15 Dinah Shore 9:30 El 'cry Queen 9:45 Ellery Queen J0:0O News Renorler 10:15 Home Town Newi 10:30 Music of Must en 10:45 Music of Master 1 1 :00 Henry King Orch. 11:15 Henry KinR Orch. 11:30 N. Borf'shu Orch. 11:45 N. BoMhu Orch. 1?:00 News Roundup 12:15 Swing Shift to 3 KEX (1100) Tnt'RSDAT 5:00 p.m. Terry. Plratei '5:15 Dick Tracy 11:80 Young Dr. Malon 11:45 Perry Mason 12:00 Newa 12:15 p.m. Neighbors 12:S0 Bright Horizon 12:45 Bachelor's Children liOOV-ChanglnaT World 1:15 Andersen.. Newa 1:30 uvmg world 2:00 Newspaper of Air 2:30 Mary ' Marltn 2:45 Meet the Missus 8:00 Newa S:15 T..yn Murray Show S:?0 Sally Moore. Song 3:45 World Today 3:55 Meaning of Newi 4:00 Sandra Martin 4:15 Show Boat 4:30 Ft Ida v on Brdwv. 5:00 p.m. Burrttt Wheeler ROAC (5) ntlDAT 10:00 a.m. News Newi 10:15 Homemakersf Hour 11:00 At the Console 1 1 :30 Concert Hall 1 2:00 News 12:15 p.m. F.v.m Laber 12:70 Spot Marketa 12:45 Rural Traffic Safety 12:50 State Dept. rt Ag. 1:00 Rtdfn Range 1:15 Soldiers of Press 1:30 Variety Time 2:00 Club Women 2:30 Memory-Book $:Ctt News 3:15 Music of Masters 4:00 Science News 4:15 Memorable Music 4:30 A to Z 4:45 Novatlms saw Sltmmlnf Sammy Snead tri umph over Byron Nelson, Jug Mc Spaden, Graig Wood, Denny Shute and others. The golfers are now on the fifth rung of a nationwide tournament ladder with the ex-navy man Snead on top so far with two out of four tournaments under his belt. Slamming Sammy played no golf for 26 months .while in the service but copped the Portland open in hisVirst tournament play. made from goat's milk and cured in caves. bo formal notie of tti eeeulea, Eugene Register-Guard, Thursday, Dee. tl, 1944 telegrams from all over the na tion, as well as from many of the world s capitals, poured into the Kremlin. Neither press nor radio made any mention of the occasion, but like Washington's birthday in the United Stale the date is known to every Russian. 4 Page II KGW (620) FRIO AT 6:00 a.m. Dawn Patrol 6:30 News 6:45 Journal of Living 7:00 Graeme Fletcher 7:15 News Headlines 7:30 Reveille Roundup ' 7:45 Sam Hayes 8:00 Stars tt Today 8:15 James Abbe 8:30 Ml: th and Madness 9:00 Voice of a Nation 9:15 Larty Smith 9:30 Personality Hour 10:00 Walker's Kitchen 10:15 News 10:30 Homemakers Hour 6:00 a.m. Musical Clock 6:15 Farm and Horns 6:45 News 6:50 Here Comes Band 7:00 Around World , 7:05 Pipes of Melody 7:15 Martin Agrontky 7:30 James Abbe 7:45 Listening Pott 8:00 Breakfast Club 0:00 Glamour Manor 9:30 Breakfast at Sardl's 10:00 Tony Morse, News 10:15-Jack Berch 10:30 Mar True Story 10:55 Aunt Jemima 11:00 Baukhage Talking 11:15 The Mystery Chef 11:30 Ladles Be Seated 12:00 Morton Downey 12:15 p.m. Ro.ui Rio 12:30 News Head line 1:00 Time View Hews 1:15 Radio Parade 1:30 Gil Martyn. News 1:43 Buddy Twiss 1 :50 Edw. Joraenson 2:00 What's Doing? 2:30 Church In Wildwood 2:45 Stars of Today ' 3:00 Hollywood News 3:15 News 3:30 RolUe Trultt Time 3:45 Dick Jurgena Orch. 4:00 Symphonic Swing 4:30 Letters to Santa 4:45Hop Harrlgan ' 5:00 Terry md Pirates KORE 1430 FRIDAY 6:00 a.m. News 6:05 Early Bird 6:50 Farm Topics 7:00 News 7:15 Rise Jnd Shlnt 7:30 Breakfast Frolics 7 :45 Sermonetto 8:00 Arthur Gaeth 8:15 Boots and Saddles 8:30 Nt,ws a-M Here's Musle 8:50 Take Look in Mirror I 8:55 iJinny ana uinger 9:00 Gabriel Heatter 9:15 Varieties 9:30 Fashion Show 9:45 Modern Music Box in-OfWNew!i 10:15 Juraen's Orchestra 10:30 Lunch with Lopei 1 0:45 Melodytlme 11:00 News 1 1 :0S Hinnnnv Lana 11:15 Radio Camera Club 11:30 Hits of the uay 12:00 News 12:15 p.m. Orchestra 12:30 War Commentary 12:35 Favorites' in Song 12:35 Human Side of War 1 :C0 Victory Marches 1:15 First Church. Scten. 1:30 Christmas Then 2:00 Surprise Packagf .1:00 Prayer 8:01 News Headlines 3:15 Record Revue 3:45Johnson Family 4:00 Fulton Lewlx, Jr. 4:15 Loner's Orchestra 4:30 Music and Lyrlca , 4:45 Popular Serenade Hoop Scores By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COLLEGE Yale 60. Marshall 42. Muhlenberg 34, Columbia 33. Perm State 32, Bucknell 30. Svracuse 93. St Lawrence 37. Lafayette 33. La Salle Phtla.) 4 Temple 43. Princeton 35. South Carolina 51. 300th Infantry 13. North Carolina Navy Pre-Fltght 40, Fort Bragg 44. Duke 55. Laurinburg-Maxlon Army Air Base 46. Wisconsin 51. Iowa Pre-Fllght 43. Great Lakes 52, Illinois 45. Chicago Naval Radio Training Ststlon Text: A. and M. 30. Second Air Force 43, Pueblo Army Oregon 60, Western Washington 45. Fort Lewis Warriors 63, Washington State 42. OK EG ON PEEP University K:gh (Eufent) 45. Red mond. 40. Stalin Celebrates 65th Birthday Today MOSCOW; Dec. 21 ) Joseph Vissarionovich Djugashvili, bet- j ter known to the world as Pre- mier Joseph Stalin, celebrated his 65th birthday today with a com plete absence of official fanfare. Although the soviet union took Quinces. 3 lbs. .2fic Huckleberries, lb. . - 3.' 2 Dried Italian PrunCF. lb, 2c Dried Noble French Prunes, lb. 40c Apple;, best, bu. .,$3.50 Crabapples, 2 lbs. 3.V Ground Cherries, lb. MISCELLANEOUS Honey, 5 lb. pail, $1.30; 1 lb. 33c Walnuts, lb. 35c Walnut meats, lb. 35c; lb. , Rabbits, dressed, lb. Grape iulce, Rallon . . Egg Plant, lb. ...., Calavos, each , Cslery Hearts - Turkeys, lb. ...... . -S1.15 35c Portland List ages: . Industrial, 150.28, off 0.31; rail, 47.21. off 0.19f Utility. 25.82, off 0.02; and 05 stocks 55.58. off 0.13. Dow-Jones closing bond averages: 40 bonds 104.89, off 0.08; 10 first grade rails 112.00. off 0.00: 10 second trade rails 91.07. off 0.08; 10 .public utilities! 108.81. off 0.05; 10 industrials vnm. off : o.it. PORTLAND, Ore.. Dee 31 AP1 But ter AA grade, prints, 48-46' ic; cartons, 48'-4-47V c; A grade prints 4514-48; cartons, 45V'3-48c; B grade, prints. 45'4-453.;c. cartonj, 4fl-4fl'e. Butterf at First quality maximum of fl of 1 percent acidity, delivered in Portland, 52-52' ic; premium quality maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity, 53-63C! valley routes and country points, 3c less than first or SO-Mc. ems To producers, canoiea oasis. mediums, 57ci small (pulletsj, 41-42e prices. eggs to reiauers; aa. extra ivia, 61c: AA. lance. 59c: A. large. 57c; A. mediums, 52c; small (pullets), 41 -43c dozen. Live poultry Buying prices from pro ducers: broilers up 10 3 10s., zpc; fryers. 3 to 3ii lbs., 29c: roasters, over 3'a It. 29c: lezhorns. 25 'Ac lb.: col ored hens, all weights, 35'4c Ib.i roosters and stags 15c lb. Country Meats Rollback prices to re tailers: Country killed hogs, best butch ers. 120-140 lbs., 19-20c: vealers. AA, Mi,ei A. 21t'e: B 19-19'e: C. 15-l?i: culls, 12-15c. Beef, AA. 21r; A, 20c; B, 18i-14. Canner-cutter cows, 13-14c: bulls, canner-cu Iters. 14-14?c: lambs, AA, 26c; A. Mfect B. 22cs C. 10-20c; ewes, FS, lZ'V: medium. 12ci R. lOie. Cheese Selling price to Portland re tailers: Oregon triplets. 39.3c; daisies, 29.9c lb; loaf, 30 2c b.i triplets to wholesalers, 27c: loaf, TJViO f.o.b. Rabbits: Government celling: Aver age country killed to retailers. 35-44c b.i live price to producers, 22-24c lb. Turkeys Selling price to retailers: Dressed hens and toms 43 He lb. Turkeys Alive: Government celling buying prices: Hena and Toms for gov ernment sale, 39.20a lb.i for civilian trade. 38-205 lb. Onlons-Green. 90c dor. bunches. Onions Yakima dry 50s. S1.29: 3-lnch. 81.40: locals. Oregon. $1.50 per 50-lb. bag: Idaho while, $1.33 bag; boilers, 10s 2-. Wool Governm en t con trol Cascara barkr-1944 peel, 15c up. Mohair 1942. 12-month, 45e lb. Hops Nominal contract: 1&44. 83e up; IfU. 7Sr 1948. 55c lb. I 1947. 50e lb. Hay Whclesale prices nominal; Al falfa. No. 3 or better $34-35 ton: oat vetch. $25 ton. valley points: timothy 1 Eastern Oregon) $35-38 ton: clover. $24 ton. New York Markets Br VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK. Dec. 21 AP Selected stock; market favorites climbed back on the recovery van today although leaders generally were unable to work up rls Uig stimulation. Prices stiffened here and there after a spotty opening but volume was lack ing and trends soon wavered. Losses of fractions to a point or more were wide spread near the r.loee. Transfers ran to around 900,000 shares. Oruman Aircraft and Texas St Pa crflo Railway were Isolate dstrong mov ers at new 1944 highs. Ahead most of th lima were Douaias Aircraft. Gra ham-Paige, Montgomery Ward, Wool worth and Great Northern. Among lag gards were Santa re, sou mem racine, Pennsylvania, Bethlehem, Goodyear, Westinghouse. American Telephone, Al lied Chemical and Philip Morse. Bonds were a bit shaky. Golfers Gather For Los Anqeles Open LOS ANGELES. Dec. 21. (U.B Top-ranking golf stars began pouring Tuesday for the Los An geles open tourney, swinging south from the Richmond open which Potatoes Deschutes No. 1, $3.54: Yak- i a, $3.50: Klamath rails. $354 cental; o. 2. $1.84 per 8Mb. bag; local $3.25' PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. Jl 'AP (WTAt Cattle salable 200, total 723: salable and total calves 35: market less active but generally steady; cutter-common steers 8.50-11.50; good 1130 lb. fed iteers 14.25: common-medium he'fers 8 50-11. 50: light dairy type heifers down to 8.00: few good fed heifer 13M: can ner and cutter cows largery 5.0O-7.0O; fat dairy tvpe cowi 7 50-9 SO; medlum irood beef cows 9 0O-11.5O: young cows to 12.00; common bulls 7 50-8.?5( medium-good kind 9 Ji-lO.OO: few e;ood vealers 13.00: choice quotable to 14 00 and above: good grass calves 12 00 down. Hogs Salable 300. total 1300: market active, steady: good-choice 175-240 lb. 15 75: 345-285 lb. lightweights to 13.75: choice above 100 lb. feeder pigs salable "'(("epL Salable and total 300: ma-ket active 35-50 cent higher for two days: eond-choice wooled lambs 13.50-14. 00; large lot good-choice 77 lb. shorn Jambs No 1 pelts 13 50: good-choice ewas quotable 5.0O-8.0O. (The NTth Portland livestock mar ket will be riowd Christmas day and :;e-r Year s day.) Dow-Jones preliminary oelnf Dow -J ones aver aaaaassssssagl NOW TILL SUNDAY! In Su,il.rlnnH rhasia tm nft.n III I - 11 " -.:r.. "li s i otE Tn bi IJV.Wi'iM T3l SNAKE K,SS! I 1 4 I f .SW JiP i l" j I f Sensational Cllsuz S lUlsMMJ Y to 1000 thrilUt M DOUBLE BILL lfS 1 'SNOW WHITE iat$T'?A H AND THE 3vfeW! seven WMlfiMax DWARFS' Wm7 I Wlt Disney's Mmsterplee I II"" d tAAlMiSAmm I in Technicolor I II . 1 I I " . 1 ! 'THE FALCON I OUT WEST' uMDimi id n x;jm II STARTS TODAY II' ii JlV'SrSI F7 ATTr Waxma . M Fil n 41 i( 7jb now puvying ; ) ditA JME EVE . SfU (pT.MARK MSlftfr A M i S MICHAEL TVtoIHR I m O'SHEA .jMnri peary V o 1 IV WhESSb j AND! TS COMPANION FEATURE! I igl I ei9 j A REPUBLIC PICTUREA-Jl , g , g - , , g , t - trarassJ"WJS'TTfc"""Jfc"fcfcJ' . i V nirc?nn starts todayi t U fl pj II I I If fZ-y FOR THURSDAY. Jf"! I ' LJ i LJ V V-! I FRIDAY, SATURDAY Lai U BETTER PKTUKS-KltfKTSOUllN 1 NLYI mui Fi y v- . aiimu V .tci 1 $Lffif$V 9 0 0 PLUS z cartoons 'nfifir TtlinriiKni? PATHE NEWS I fcfVJ fojli""' K E ARENA 1850 WmI 6th At. SKATING DAILY 3 to 5:30 8 to 10 p. in. Tba IwgsaM ftgutw-uard ts ft aaasav bar ol Um AaaocUtad Praaa. The Assoc la id Pisa la axclusivaly antiUed to Ha usa lor tuhllcaUoo oi all osrrs d la ps ich as ertdited to tt or not other wisa credited to this paper and alao all tha local news publlahed herein. All rlgha oi publication of special dupatchaa haro In ara also rasarved. In Maklnf Change ol AiUcaw plaaaa give former address as well as tb new. This la Btcteaary In order that jour credit aan ba tranrtferrad and tba oapst stop pad at old-addrcaBt I time. o una ilm I umaa. per Una t Umaa, per Una I tunas, par una ... ..awa iDBICatlfllon mA'5'H9 By Carrlar, yearly In advanca.n,.i.M By Carrlar, sue months tn advaooa t oo By Carrlar, monthly , , .T4 9r Mall ta Ora., yearly tn acvanoe .vO Or Mail la Oregon, sut rumtta 3-SS By Mall la Oregon, three montha. 1.80 Outalda of state. raonthU . . Outside of state, six monttu , , , 4.00 iuuldo of sUta. yearly . f.& Legal Noticefl IN THB COUNTY COURT OF TUB STATE Or OREGON FOR THK COUNTY OP LANG NO. 8723 NOTICE TO CRBDITORS IN TllB MATTER OP THB '."5TATH OP LANNES A. CONDIT, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed Executrix of tha Entata of Lannes A, Condit, de ceased, by the County Court of tha State of Oreaon for Lane Count v. and has qualified. All persons having claims asainsi ima esiaie are nereny nounea to present the same, duly verified as by law required, to tha unren1gned at 3073 Harris St., Eugene, Oregon within ix months from the date hereof. Dated and first published December 31, Liirt publication January 18. If4!t. Jessie Balrd. Executrix. Lannes Baird. At torney, 604 Board of Trade. Portland. N. 1881, Thursday, January IB, 1040. LEGAL NOTICE THURSDAY-. rTal 8 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Lola Hecathorn, Executrix of tha El tala of Lloyd L. Hecathorn, deceased, has filed In the County Court of tha State of Oregon In and or Lane County her Final Report aa Mich Executrix, and that 10 o'clock In tha forenoon of Friday the 12th day of January, 1M5, at the County Court Room in the Court House at Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, has been by the Court fixed and ap pointed as tha time and place for hear ing objections to said Final Account and for final settlement of tha estate of said deceased. LOLO HECATHORN, Executrix. REESE WINGARD, Attorney for Estate. No. 198T, Thursday, Jan. tl, 184. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That tha County Court of tha State of Oregon for Lane County has appointed Josephine Schwertng Yoran aa Admin istratrix with tha Will Annexed of tha Eatate of Charles Leslie Schwertng, Da ceased, All persona having claims against said Estate are hereby notified to pre sent tha same, duly verified, to tha Administratrix at 301 Miner Building, Eugene, Oregon within Six Months rrom tne aate of this Notice. Dated this 30th day of November. 1844. JOSEPHINE SCHWERING YORAN, Ad ministratrix. No. 1878. Thursdsy, Dec. 38, 1844. ART HCUIIRnf ORCHkrRA Blue River Theatre Blue River, Oregon SATURDAY and SUNDAY "BUFFALO BILL" Also March of Tim Cartoon Sports New DANCE After 4he Show SATURDAY NITB Mule Br Lansberrjr Orchestra NOTICE OF FINAL BPrrLBMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY nTVKNt Tha Lawrenc. T. Harris Administrator ol uia Ancujsry jusuia ol Am nil Moor ., Daceasad haa filed hla Final Account and the County Court of tha Stata of Orason for Lana County haa flxad Friday, tha seth day of Daoambor, 1M4 at 10:00 o'clock in tho fortnoon of aald day In tha County Court Room at tho County Court Houso, Eugane, Lane County, Orason aa th time and placa for haarlng objections thereto. All Persona havinf objections to said Final nccouni must ills the same on or be fore aald data. Dat.it Ihl. m. . November, lMa. LAWRENCE T. HARRIS, No. 1618, Thursdsy, Dee. SB. low. NOT1CB B REREBV aTVKN th., th. underslroed Donsld R. Husband has been appointed executor of th estate of I N. Roney, daceasad, by th County court of Lane County, Oregon, and has duly qualified aa auch executor. All persons having clslms against said aa. tat are hereby notified to present them verified as rsoulrcd by law, with k,"w vvucneTs, wnnin six months from the Mm of the first publication of this notice, to the executor at tho If". "lca of Donald R. Husband. Sen Si.!?.--0"'' Eusene. Oregon. DONALD R. HUSBAND, Executor and Attorney for tha Eitat ot L II. Roney. deceased, tj.im nt .1.., ...hit... tlon, November 30. 1CH4. " Thursday. Dm, So, 1M4. 50 Death Notices JOHNSON Luella Paulina Jchn son died at her home. 610 South 8 St., In Cottage Grove on Tues day, December IB. She was bom April 27. 1884 In IlllnoLs ,n!,m.?rrie1 Thomas J. Johnson ?L'5ralker 0re- n December 25, 1909. Mr. Johnson died In 1036. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Mary Garroutte of Port land: Mrs. Irene Corr of Cottage Grove: one Rrnndchlld and tha following brothers and sisters, Mrs. Helen Clerk of Drain: Mrs. Dora Bridler of Hood Rivar: Mrs. Siena Am of Nine Mils Falls. Wash.; Gilbert Hogue til Rosebiire; Elbert Hoirue of Poihl salmon. Mrs. Johnson lived In this community for 3S yean coming from Illinois. Sho wni a member of the Bnntlst churob, Funeral services will be held from the Mills Chnnel Fridnv. December 22 at 2:30 p. m. Rflv. George Hardy will officiate and Interment will be in the Walkei cemetery. ( OFFICER George H. Officer, s resident of Springfield for tee last ten years, died In loonl hospital on December 19. Ha was born -In Dayville, Oregon. August 4. 1913. Survivors ar four brothers, Roscoe In tha navy In the South Pacific; ON van of Creswell: Eliza In tot army In Texas: Ruland of Burns, Oregon: three sisters. Ramoni Fitchett of Crone. Ore.; Loin Cole of Springfield', Christens aenrotn oi ugticn. uian. ronerni arrangements will he announced later by the Poole-Larsf!) r unerai nume. Tt Funeral Notices INM AN Funeral services fpi Charlie W. Inman will be head from the Branstetter-Simr chapel, Friday, December 22, 1 2 p.m. Rev. C. E. Dunham tail' officiate, with Interment In tpi 100TjxmlcryNo.. 1 EBWARDS Funeral services foi Dr. George P. Edwards will tk place from the Ponle-Larstr chaoel FridnT. December 22 fei 1:30 p. m. Rev. F. H. Heff pi Florence will officiate with In terment in the Rest Haver Memorial Park WcCAOsCANDFuneral servlt; for Jsmes M. McCsusland will take place from th Poole-Lar-sen chapel, Friday, Decembei 22 at 11 a. m. Rev. Norman K Tully win officiate with Inter ment in the I.O.OJ". cemetcfj No. 1