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several weeks.
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On Read Hemenway, Cottage
Grove.
He was a member of First
Christian church in Eugene, and
at one time bad been teacher of
the largest boys' class in the state,
in Sunday school. He was a mem
ber of Liberty lodge No. 171, A.
F. and A. M., of Springfield.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later through the
Veatch-Hollingsworth mortuary.
.
Strategic Italian
Peak Recaptured
ROME, Feb. 21 M American
troops striking over Italian moun
tain terrain so forbidding that at
times they used ropes to scramble
up the steep slopes, have captured
Monte Belvedere and several vil
lages on the peaks west of the
Pistoia-Bologna highway.
The Germans fought back vi
ciously, but all counterattacks
were repulsed and the fighting for
the dominant heights continues, an
allied communique said today.
Once before allied troops had
held the commanding, 3,500-foot
peak of Monte Belvedere, but the
nans recaptured it- last Nov. 28
and had held it since.
Patrols continued to be very ac
tive on the rest of the Italian front,
with no changes of position re
ported. The Germans still were
peppering allied positions with
propaganda leaflets.
Grange Seeks Hall
The Santn Clara trance Tues
day night launched plans to push
a campaign for funds to erect a
grange hall, with the naming of a
committee to Investigate ways
and means.
The committee is composed of
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Baldwin, Mrs.
C. D. Chezem, Mrs. Roy Overgard,
Mrs. Victor Chapman, Mr Emer
ick, Mrs C. 5. Sederlin and Mrs.
S. S. George,
At the meeting In the Santa
Clara school Emerlck was elected
assistant steward and Mrs.
George was elected Seres.
The next meeting will feature
a 15th anniversary program and
there will be a potluck supper
starting at 8:30 p. m.
There was a box supper after
Tuesday night's meeting. The
program included quotations
from Washington and Lincoln.
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By BERNARD S. 0HABA
NEW YORK, Feb. 11. APt The Stock
market was Jolted today by selling
flurries attributed to federal reserve
board chairman Eccle'e proposal for In
creased taxes on wartime speculative
profits In equity securities and real es
tate. At the peak of the selling many indus
trial and rail leaders were down 1 to
more than 1 points but near the close
the list received better support and
losses were reduced. Volume was about
1, TOO. 000 shares.
Another late development was a
demand for gold and copper sharee
which WalPatreeters watched with con
fused ideas as to inflationary and de
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and Northern Pacific. General Motors,
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Eugene Register-Guerd. Wednesday, Feb. Jl, 1945 Page 7
Buck 'deer lose their antlers
during the winter and grow new
ones in the spring.
LAST TIMES TONIGHT!
1
Mrs. Laura Ellen Koepp
Mrs. Laura Ellen Koepp, 75,
died Tuesday at' her home, 458
Blair Boulevard. Born in Polk
county, Wisconsin, Sept. 14, 1869,
she came to Eugene nearly 60
years ago, in 1887, from South Da
kota. Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Otto Koppe, Eugene, and
Mrs. Harold Bessonette of Swiss
home; three sons, Guy Koepp,
Hollywood; Bert and Ray Koepp
of Eugene; 14 grandchildren and
s i x great - grandchildren ; one
brother, Will Baker of Crescent
City, Calif.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Simon
mortuary, Rev. V. T, Speece offi
ciating. Burial will be in the
IOOF No. 1 cemetery.
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Jail Ordered
In Circus Fire
HARTFORD, Conn., Feb. 21
if) Superior Judge William J.
Shea today imposed prison sent
ences on three officials of the
Rtngllng brothers and Barnum
and Bailey circus and sent three
other circus men to jail, all for
involuntary manslaughter in con
nection with the circus fire here
last July which claimed 168 lives.
Those sentenced were George
W. Smith, SI, general manager
and Leonard S. Aylesworth, 42,
chief tent man, two to seven years
in state prison,
James A. Haley, 46 year old
vice-presidSnt and director, one
'.o five years in .state prison.
Edward R. Versteeg, 44, chief
electrician, and William Caley, 35,
chief seatman, one year in the
county jail. They are all from Sar
asota, Fla.
David W. Blanchfield, 87, chief
truckman, Hartford, six months
in jail.
At the same, time Judge Shea
fined the Rlngllng brothers, Bar
num and Bailey Combined Shows,
Inc., the official name of the con
cern, $10,000.
All of the defendants and the
corporation itself had pleaded no
contest to Involuntary manslaugh
ter and before passing sentence
Judge Shea remarked that this
was "equivalent to a plea of
guilty."
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Axis Sees Allied
Landing In China
LONDON, Teb. 21. (U. Axis
broadcasts said today that an
army of 30,000 American troops
and 00 Chinese divisions has been
massed in southwestern China to
support an American landing on
the east coast of China.
The German Transocean news
anencv. ouotlntf rifanatchei from
..40c . ary force awaited a signal to start
4Dc
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tic I ation with the amphibious assault
.-too on the coast
o! The Chinese were said to be
.jsa concentrated in Yunnan province,
'! including troops transferred from
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The location of the reported
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Portland List
Plywood Election Set
The national labor relations
board has set March 7 as the date
for a hearing in Eugene to con
sider an election among employes
of the Springfield Plywood com
pany following the petition of the
Willamette Valley district council
of Lumber and Sawmill Workers
union (ATL) for bargaining rights
with the company.
The company's employes are
now represented by the Plywood
and Veneer Workers local 9-233,
affiliated with the Plywood, Box,
Shook and Door council, district
No. 9 (CIO). The hearing -was
orlglnal.y scheduled for Teb. 10
but was postponed because of the
NLRB's failure to notify ill in
terested parties.
From black coal Ur art' ob
tained over 3,000 kinds of dyes,
many , of bright color.
Active Club Speaker
Dr. Warren D. Smith, professor
of geology and head of the de
partment of geography at the Um
versity of Oregon, will discuss the
Philippine islands before mem
bers of the Active club at their
noon luncheon in the Eugene
hotel Thursday,
Smith, who was chief of the
bureau of mines at Manila, P. I.,
from 1807 to 1914 and again in
1920 and '22, will attempt to clari
fy questions brought up by cur
rent world events.
He is the author of numerous
scientific papers and press articles
and of the book "Geology and
Mineral Resources of the Philip
pine Islands." ' ,
Rations On Canning
Sugar To Be Cut
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21 (U.R)
Rations of sugar for home can
ning this year will be smaller
and will be harder to get, the of
fice of price administration re
vealed today.
Under a drastically curtailed
rationing program, 20 pounds will
be the limit ot the canning allow
ance for one person. Any one fam
ily will be held to 160 pounds of
canning sugar.
No 'ration stamps will be vali
dated for canning sugar. Accord
ingly, you can not take stamps to
the grocer and obtain canning
3tigar, as in former years. Instead,
stamp No. 13 is to be affixed to
an application to the ration board,
this for Identification purposes
only.
AU allotments will be made di
rectly by local ration boards. Ra
tions will be determined accord
ing to an OPA scale of estimates,
with a limit of one pound of sugar
for each four quarts of fruit or
fruit juices.
Alvadore Man Held On
Charqe of Death Threat
Carl Rowe, 40, of Alvadore was
bound over to the grand Jury in
the local Justice court Wednesday
on a charge of threatening to com
mit a felony. He waived prelim
inary hearing and Justice Brown
ell fixed his ball at $1900.
The Information, signed by Fred
Mallloux, police officer at Junc
tion City, charged the. defendant
with threatening his wife, Jean,
by allegedly saying to her "I've
told you the only way you'll leave
me is In death, and if you don't
drop this case, this is It.
PORTLAND. Or... Feb. 1-AJ But
ter AA grade, prliiti, 4S-46t.c eartoni.
4S.-41ttcl A grade print. 4SU-4SI
eartoni, 8t..4eui B grade, prlnU,
49V4-49V.C, eartoni. 46-441.-.
. ButterfatFirat quality maximum of
.. or 1 percent acidity, delivered In
PorUand. SS-52V.O: premium quality
maximum of .U of 1 per cent acidity,
..-5SI.CI valley route, and country
poinu, c ice. man wit or 00-fill.o.
EBXaTO retallari: AA. extra tare-.
48c ! AA, large 4Sct A. large 44ci A
medluma. 40ci amall tpullete), 97c do-en.
Live poultryBuytng prlcee from pro
ducer.: boiler, up to a lbs., SO'jct
fryer.. S to 314 lba. slci roaiter.. over
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ana n.i jpc.
country MealftHoubaeK trice, to re
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Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tallere: Oregon triplet., SS.Sct daisies,
as.to lb. I loaf, SO.lo Ib.t triplet, to
whol.Ml.rl, 37c; loaf, X7t.o f.o.b.
RabblU: Government oalltng: Avert'
ago country killed to retailers, 444
lb.t live price to producer., 33.34c lb.
TurkeySeUing price to retallere:
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Turkeys Alivet Government celling
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trade, 3S-200 lb.
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Onions Idaho. S-tnch, 33. Mi do No. 1
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beg: Idaho white, I) bag: boilere 10k
34c.
C.scara bark 1044 peal, IS. up,
Moh.l 1043, 13-month. 4Sc lb.'
Hop ffomin.l contract! 1844, SSa UP!
IMS, 7BCI IHt, SM lb.i 1D4T, tOo lb.
Hay Wholesale prices nominal! Al
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vetch. $15 ton, v.lley points: timothy
fCstern Oregon) S30-3S ton! clover, 2-
129 ton.
Potatoes Deechutee No. 1, ( 1:
Klamath rails, ( I cental; No. and
ru)l, tl.M pot SO-lb. bag! local 100
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Hyde In Flax Post
Clarence D. Hyde, Eugene real
tor, has been elected secretary.
treasurer of the Willamette Valley
Flax Growers association, accord
ing to an Associated Press dispatch
frcm Salem.
New officers were elected at an
association meeting In Salem Tues
day. R. Ft. Mitchell, St Paul, be
came vice-chairman and Glen
Ritchey, Forest Grove, was elected
chairman.
Union Agreement
The first two-weeks-vacation-wlth-pay
agreement to be signed
with any group in the lumber In
dustry was made in Eugene Wed
nesday between the Willamette
Valley district council, Lumber j
and sawmill worKers y Ar L ana
the Willamette Valley Operators
association, C. P. Richards, union
secretary, announced Wednesday.
This agreement was reached
through negotiations and without
assistance of governmental aids,
Richsrds said.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., Teb. II .'API
(WrAl Salable cattle 300; total too: '
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tlve: fully steady: common-medium
steers 1I.0O-13.00; taw good fed eteere'
te.40-90; medium-good helfere 13.35-14.00:
few head strictly good -W lb. heifers
15.50: common gr.dce down to 10.00:
cann.r-cutter cows largely 7.00-9.50;
hbeliy cowe downward to 5.501 fat dairy
type cows 10.00-11.00; few medium-good
beef cows 11. -6-13.50! good bulls 13.00
76! good-choice vsalere 14.00-16.00l odd
heed to 15.60.
Beleble hoge 210 1 total 1500; market
eetlve, steady; good-choice 170-370 lbs.,
16.761 heevler and lighter weight. 15.00)
good sows 14.50-15; few ISO lba. 15.00:
choice feeder pigs quotable up to 18.50.
Sala-le and total ahecp loot merket
.ready with demand broad I 1 lot good. I
choice 97 lb. No. 1 pelte -horn lembe
14.761 good-choice wooled lamb, quot
eble 19.00.60; common gredes salable
downward to 11.00! good ewe. seleble :
around 7.50: slaughter good-ehoioo kinds
eligible to 100. I
LAST TIMES TODAY!
-PORTLAND CHAIN
PORTLAJfD, Ore , Tib. 11 . f AP
Wheat, no futures quoted.' Caah train
not quoted.
Cash wheat (bid. lift white MS'Vl
toft white fexcluglnf Rexl l.M't white
club l.EWi western red 189'.
Herd red winter: ordinary I U!i: 10
per cent l.S4i U per cent l.Mi 12 per
cent l.4.
Hard white baartt ordinary t.um 10
per cent 1-M; ll per eat l.Mi It per
cant t.M.
Today's car rtcelpta: wheat IT: bar- (
ley 4i flour if corn ll oata ; nay ll
ntlllfee- f ne J.
WORSTED-TEX
and
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Formerly DeNeffa's
! ArTERMATH
FORT COLLINS, Colo.
Samuel V. Lynes was only slight
ly hurt when hlg automobile was
involved In a collision.
In going for help he fell Into
the grease pit on an abandoned
filling station, cutting his fact
, and pos.lbly fracturing his jaw.
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SILVER SPRAY
Every Wednesday Nlyht
EVERYONE INVITED!
ICE) AllliA
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SKAT-NO DAILY
3 to 5:30 t to 10 p. m.
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ir STARTS TODAY
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r holiday A
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
the County Court of the State of Or-,-gon
for Lama County has appointed
Hatel M. Papa as Executrtx of the.
Etata and Last Will and Testament
of Edward C Papa, Deceased. All per-..
Bona having clalma egelnst said Estata
are hereby nottflad to present the same,
duly verified, to the Executrli at jot..
Miner Building, Bugena, Oregon, wlthla
Six Monthe from the data of thla No.
ttee. Dated this 7th day of February--..
1SW. HAZEL, M PAPC Executrix.
No. lS9SWedne1ay, March T, IMS. JS
Death Notices
50'
OGLESBY Natalia Magdalena r
Oglesby of Lorane died at thr
Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene
on Feb. 21 at the ase of 69"f
years. She was born In Ventura,
Calif., to Mr. and Mrs. Flavio
DeCampo. Surviving are her
husband, W. F. Oglesby; three ,
sons, John F. of Portland;
Woodon F. of Lorane; Albert)
E. of Corvallis: three daughters, '
Mrs. Howard Stockton of Lor
ane: Jean M. Oglesby of Cor1
vallls;. Mrs. Rebecca Smith of
Estacada. Ore. Mrs. OKlesby.,
waa a member of the Methodist .
church. Funeral services will be -held
from the Keeney chapel In-
Corvallis on Friday. Feb. 23 at
11:00 a. m. Interment will be in i
the Crystal Lake cemetery inX
Corvallis.
Color Cartoon Sportllte
"This la America" Newt
j LAST TIMES TONIOHT1
BOlH10PEYjf y
prinIess
A. 12$
MAIU v I
estna Mini vitiai I
KOEPP Laura Ellen Koepp died '
at ner nome, -Oo oiioc, on Jj eb',
20. at the age of 75 years. Shav.
was born in Polk county, Wis-.
consin, Sept. 14. 1869, and came'
to Eugene from South Dakota'""
in 1887. Surviving are two
daughters, Mrs. Harold Besson
ette of Swlsshome: Mrs. Otto
Koppe of Eugene; three sons,,.
Guv of Hollywood: Bert and -Ray
of Eugene: 14 srnndchil- "
dren and six greot-grandchil-dren;
one brother Will Baker ot
Crescent City, Calif. FuneraL,,
services will be held from the '
Simon chapel Thursday, Feb.
22 at 2 p. m. Rev. V. T. Speece'"
will officiate and interment will ?
beJtrtheJOOF cemetervNq;lj.T
Funeral Notices 75
COURTNEY Private funeral "
aervices xor tyrus w. Courtney
will be held from the .Simons
chapel on Thursday, Feb. 22, at.
10 a. m. Rev. Walter J. Flscug
will officiate. Interment in the
luut no, 2 cemetery.
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SCHARPF Funeral services for
Mary M. Scharpf will be held
from the St. Mary's Catholic
church on Friday, Feb. 23 at 9
a. m. Rev. Father Francis P.
Lelpiig will officiate and inter-"
ment will be in the Mount Cal
vary cemetery, Poole - Larsen
chapel in charge,
KYtE Funeral services for Ado-.
line Kyle will be held at the Al
pine chapel on Thursday, Feb.
22,,at ?D; m- Rev' L- - Griffith
will officiate and Interment will
be in the Alpine cemetery. Tha. .
ciiniun cnapei is in cnarge.
LANE Funeral services for-
crtarles E. Lane will be held ,
from the Poole-Larsen chapel
on Thursday. Feb. 22 at 2 p. m",
Rev. Walter J. Flscus will of
flclate and Interment will bf
In the Rest Haven cemetery.
ELLIOf'l' Funeral services for-'
A. Earl Elliott will be held from'?
The Phil Bartholomew ohapel in. -
Springfield on Thursday. Feb.
2 R: m' Rev, Ellsworth ,
Tllton will officiate and inter-
ment will be In the Pleasant
Hill cemetery. r
Funoral Director lflO
POOLE-LARSEN FUNERAL
nunit. pn 72S
EUOENE CREMATORIUM
1100 Charnelton Ph 73
VKATCH rUTJERAL HOME
Phone 112 Pearl 3t. at 10th . .
Mtller-Sherman Funeral Home
lunctlnn City Ph. 88 Harrlsbtira; 41"
VT-ATCH-HOIXINGSWORTH
Phone 112 Pr1 St. at 10th
BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPECi
Phone 43 11B2 Olive St
PHIL BARTrlOLOMEW CHAPEi,
Springfield 8th and B. Ph. 411'.'
Card of Thanks
wisir
120'
We wish to thank Our msni1
friends for the many kindnesses
ana oeauurui floral orrerlngs ln.
our recent bereavement.
Mrs. Lloyd Kindt and children.
Bug. It Prof. Directory 12t
Accountants ,-
FRANK N. fASStff '
New Address .
880 WILLAMETTE PHONE 4948.
Income Tax Service
Bresee-Warner Accountants ,
881 East 13th. . Ph. 2031.
Building & Decorating
PAINTINOTTnperhnngtng. 1
tt Co. Ph. 03 or 3583-W.
-5ftSt'sr
rhe Lu-vn ftacieter.-niard ts -.
oer of the Aa-ool.ud Prau. Th. AssocU-i-4
Ptm. la axeluelvely MitlUd to in.
usa for puMloaUon of au newe die
patehee crtdltad to It or not otherwl-e
credited In this peper and aiso all tha
local news published heT.ln. All rl.hia
of publication of .ctal d-rpaUj-aa Here
in are also resarved
tn Meklng Chenge of Addreas plees.
glva form.r addreu as w.ll aa the now.
This I. necessary In order that your
oradtt can bo trantterred and the oaaer
etoooed at old-.ddrfH.
I tims. V- Una,
I time., orr line -
ttmo, per line
t tlmas. pet tin. nee
Legal Notices
Corsetlerre "
SPIRELLA. Heaith and Surirical
garment. Mrs. Kroger. Ph.l370W
Cleanen
Low. I Advertised Prlc.s In Towo
EASTSIDE CLEANERS
20011 Franklin Blvd.
Florfst
ARCHAMBEA"&'S FLOWERS
Campus Shop Public Market
Phone 503 Phone 478'
"GRACE cVTlOLA'S Ff.onisfs
Public Market Phone S21
GnrboKO Rcmaval
"oa Rbage rIcmoval Quint t
low cost er"ice. iirs. pn. a-n,-
Tvfattresseg
Mattresses Rebuilt and Recovered
MURRAY MATTRESS FACTORY
4th nnd Blair. Ph. 4502
Mernorlala
Estate of Joseph H. Wether!
' NOTICI TO CRIDITORS
No. S749
In the County Court of the Utate of
Oregon for the County of Lane. Notice
1. h.'cby liven Diet the undersigned
hes been eppolnted admlnlstralrlx of
the estate of Joseph n. Wflherber. de-
ceeted, by the County Court of the
Mate of Oregon, lor I.ane County, and I
has qualified. All persons hevlng claim,
egelnst seld .stat. ar hereby notlded
to present the sams. duly vertried as
ny isw required, to the
Room SOI
eon. with
d.t. hereof. D.t.d and fir. t pulUiied
January 2.. IStft. Last published, r.b
rusry 31. IMS. PHYLLIS H. Wr.THT.K
Bit Administratrix. W. W. BANKS.
Attorn.y.
No. IHI, Wednesdey. febrtiery tl, Itq
NOTICt"' TO "CRKniTORS
NOTICl! IS HEREBY OIVEN th.t the
undersigned ha. ba.n dulv appolntad
by tlie County Court of the Stet,- of
Oregon for the County of Lene, Exe
cutor of the Last Will and Tenement
end Estela o' Wllllem Andrew Thomp
son, dsceaied. and all person, having
claim, .gainst s.ld .stata ar. hereby
notified to present the ssme, properly
verified, to me et the office ef Reese
Wlngerd. Attorney for the Eetete, at
411 Tlfteny Building, Eugene, Uregnn.
cn or be.'ore six months trom the dete
of this nollcF. a. U nilxlNUHAM.
Executor. DATED Jsnuery II. 1&45.
; REESE WINOARO, Atlorney for Ui.
Eetata.
1 Mo. ins, WadnMdar. Tt. m. IMS.
Eugene Granite and Marble Work
M W 11th Phone 413
Plumberg
When In need of a plumber cnil
the 0 4 B Plumbing Serv. We
will be glad to give you an
estimate on your plumbing, al
terations snd new work. Ph.
4223, 1890 W. 8th.
iqulrod. to the undersigned st pr ftTHfVfi n.w IH reonlr.
kln.r Building. r.Jcn., Ore- Pif-.,1 "U. . "W. - 7nl5.mllli
in si. i.i months from the prompt service. Goldsmith.
numuing i-o. rn. mio. rtea.
188 No. Jefferson.
Bug, cfc Prof. Directory 123"
Stove Repairing i
STOVE REPAIRING J.
388 High St. " Phone 47733
Transfer and Storage
Moving. Anywhere via Bekins w
van Lines, Deluxe Service.
PACIFIC VAN 4 STORAGE CO.ra
Unholsterert
martin's UPHOI STERY
Phone 210 1
Vactiiini Clfiiners ttennired "1
Ph. Hayden's 6174. Af! make, j
Sales Service - Parts - Rentala.-.
(Closed Salt,) 27 WUiamette