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Chilean To Address
Little Town Hall
Ramon Rievera will discuss
"Chile and Her American Neigh
bors" at the regular meeting, Fri
day, March 23, at 8 p. m., of the
Little Tovm Hall In the Congre
gational church.
Rievera, native Chilean, Is one
of a selected group of South
American men who, under the
auspices of the Inter-American
committee, are being assigned to
various American industries for
a period of one year to study and
observe . . American industrial
methods.
A general forum discussion will
follow his talk.
RATION
CALENDAR
Dried Noble French Prunes, lb. .
Apples, best, bu.
MISCELLANEOUS
Honey, t lb. pall, Sl.SOl I lb. .
Walnuta, lb.
-50c
-33-40C
Walnut meala, V. lb. 15c; 4
FUbertj. lb. :
Kabblta: cjovernnient ceuins: Aveiv
Grape Juice. gaUon f1 111
Calavoe, each
Turkeya, lb. Sic
Portland List
PORTLAND. Ore,. March 20 i API
Butter AA grade, prints, 46-46lc: car
tons. 46y4.-47M.Ci A grade prints 4S'-46c;
cartons 45-4-y, B grade, prints.
46-45c, cartons, 46Vjc.
Butterfat First quanty maximum' of
.6 of 1 percent acidity, delivered In
Portland, 52-32 c; premium quality
maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity.
S3-53Hc; valley routes and country
points, 2o less than first or 50-5mc
Eggs To retailers: AA extra la! ge,
46ct AA large, 44c i A large 42c; A med
ium, 38c; small (pullet) 35c dozen.
Live, dressed poultry Buying prices
from producers: broilers, up -to 8 lbs.,
31.40c; fryers, 2 to 34 lbs., 3l.40ci roast
ers, over 3 lbs., 31.40c; leghorns, 27.90c;
colored hens, all weights. 27.90ct roosters
and itagi. 16o lb.
Country Meats Rollback trice to re
tailers: Country killed hogs, best butch
ers, 130-140 lbs., 19-I9Hc; vealers, AA,
22Vie A, aiye; B, 19-19'Ac; C. 15-1741
culls, 12-lSe. Beef, AA, 314c; A, 20'4c;
B, 19c Canner-cutter cows, 13-14c:
bulls, canner-cutters, 14-14ci lambs,
AA, J6c, A, 24V4C1 B, 33Wt0i C. 10-20c;
ewes, FS, mc; medium, ISci R, 10V4c.
Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: Oregon triplets, 29.3c; daisies,
39.9c lb. loaf, 30.2c lb.: triplet to
wholesalers. 27c; loaf, XIVic f.o.b.
Rabbits Government ceiling: average
40c country killed to retailers, 44e lb.j Hve
.83.50 1 price to producers, 22-24c lb.
iurxeys oemng one u- ibmuvjib.
Dressed hens and Toms 43ttc lb.
Turkeys Alive: Government celling
buying prices: Hens and Toms for gov
ernment sale, 38.20c lb.i for civilian
trade, 38-20c lb.
Onions Green, 80-55c dozen bunches.
Onions Idaho, 3-lnch, 82.25; do No. 1
Onions Idaho, 3-inch, 83.15-25, do No.
1 and 3! local, Oregon 83.18 per 50-lb.
34c; sets, 87.65 sack.
Cascara bark 1944 pud, l&e up.
Mohair 1942, 13-month. 45c lb.
Hops Nominal contract: 1944, 86c up:
1945. 75c: llMe, S&o lb.; 1947. 50c lb.
, Hay Wholesale prices nominal; Al
falfa, No. 2 or better 834-36 ton; oat
vetch. 825 ton, valley points; timothy
(Eastern Oregon) 835-30 ton; clover. 933
t33 tan.
Potatoes Deschutes, culls. 83.80, Klam
ath Falls culls, sv.Ba cental; no. a ana
culls, $1.60 per 50-lb. bag; local Is, 100s,
$3.50.
Eugene Regiafer-Guard, Wedneaday, March 21, 1945 Fag
PILOT WELCOMED B A C K Shot down over Luson,
Lt. Alexander Vraciu (right). East Chlcaro, Ind Hellcat pilot, la
welcomed back aboard his carrier by LL W. C. Kelly (left), Stock
ton, Calif., and Ensign F. L. Muro, Harrisburg, Pa.
PROCESSED FOODS
Book 4 Blue stamps X5
through B2 valid through March
SI. Blue stamps C2 through G2
valid through April 28, Blue
tamps H2 through M2 valid
through June 2. Blue stamps N2,
through S2, valid through June SO.
MEAT. BUTTER, CHEESE
Book 4 Red stamps Qi through
S5 valid through March 31. Red
stamps TS through XS valid
through April 28. Red Stamps Y5
tnrough D2 valid through June 2.
Red stamps E2 through J2 valid
through June 30.
SUGAR
Book 4 Sugar stamp 35 valid
through June 2.
SHOES
Book S Airplane atamps 1-2-3 '
valid Indefinitely. Loose stamps
Invalid.
GASOLINE
"A" 14 expires March 21, 184S.
Each coupon worth 4 gallons. Not
valid unless endorsed.
A 15 coupons, 4 gallons each.
valid through June 1,
FUEL OIL
Aug. 31, 1845 Period 1 to 5 In
clusive expire at midnight.
WOOD. SAWDUST, COAL
Delivery by priorities based on
needs.
STOVES
Apply to local board for oil, gas
stoves certificates.
PRICE CONTROL
Refer Inquiries and complaints
to price clerk at local board.
RENT CONTROL
All rented dwelling units must
be registered and changes in ten
ancy reported.
RATION BOARD HOURS
The war price and rationing
board Is open to the public from
10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m., on
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday; until 8 p. m. on Tues
day; until noon on Saturday. The
onice is located at 28 Eleventh
Avenue west. Telephone 4687.
Chase, Brenne Attend
Basin Commission Meet
Elmo B. Chase, vice-chairman
of the Willamette River Basin
-commission, and Fred M. Brenne,
secretary of the Eugene cnamner
of commerce, were in Salem Wed
nesday for a meeting of the com
mission. The meeting was called for a
discussion of flood control possi
bilities, dams, and other .matters
of Interest to the commission.
. , 0 1
SPOOKY 8POONER8
WAUKEGAN, lll.Wa Sheriff
Walter L. Atkinson- says he
doesn't have too look at the cal
endar to be reminded that spring
is here.
He's issued his annual spring
order to deputies, to stop young
couples from parking in the en
trance to a cemetery. They'll have
to find a new place tor their
trysts, he said, as cemetery offic
ials complained ihe couples are
stopping traffic.
Bolivia, third largest South
American republic, has an area of
about 510,000 square miles.
yfl'I'Js.V.
LAST TIMES THURSDAY!
To apply INSULATION Is tasy.
Most people can do the work.
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give former address aa weU a the new.
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Legal Notices
NOT1CTB DJ HEREBY GIVEN, Tn ,
the Administrators of the Estate at
Sarah E. Conger, deceased, have riled '
their Final Account In aald estate sa u,
the County Court of Lane County, Ore
gon, and the Court has appointed the
12th day of April, 1845, at tan Ccloek
A.M. of said day In th County Court , ,
room In th Court House tn Eugene w
Oregon .for the hearing of obj actios ,
to such Final Account and th settle- ,
ment thereof. BENJAMIN t. CONGER -,
CHESTER CONGER, Administrator. '
Calkins a Calkins, Attorneys for Estate,
No. 1871. Wednesday. April 11, 1949.
50NOS BY
7!torton Downey
Jimmy lyttil'i Odrntra
listening lady. Dtwtd Rett
KORE 9:15 A. M.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
The Cooa-CoU Bottling Co.
of Eugene
V;u'JEir33ti52'
JIOT FLASHES?
i If you fuller from not tisanes,
-f K1a.tr njirvaua. hlshstning.
a bit blue at ttmee-due to th func
tional -middle-age" period ,
women try this great medldne Lydia
B. Plntham's Vegetable expound to
relievo such symptom. ,Piam
Compound rmra katttw. Its one of
thereat known raedlctnes for this
purpose. Follow label drectloii.
PORTLAND UVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., March 81 (AP
( WF A) Salable cattle 1 50; total 2Z5 1
calves 35; market active, mostly steady;
nr. lot modlum ateara 15.00: liahtly sort
ed odd lots common-low medium 12.50-
13.50; one lot good-choice neuers io.w;
lightly sorted 15.00; common medium
grades mostly 10.50-14.00; canner-cutter
cows 6.50-9.50; most beef cows 10.75
11.00; medium-good sausage bulls 11.00
12.50; heavy beef bulls quotable to 14.50;
good-choice vealers steady at 15.00-16.00.
Salable hogs 150) total 650; market ac
tive, steady; most farrows and gilts
16.751 good sows 15.00; good-choice feed
mr nlm lackln. auotable 16.50-17.50.
Salable sheep 100; total S25t scattered
sales steady; few mostly medium-good
97 lb. wooled lambs 14.50; good-choice
grades salable 15. SO-18.00: good yearlings
13.00-35; good ewesquotable to 9.00-75.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Ore., March tl 'API
Wheat futures and cash grain unquoted.
Cash wheat (bid); soft whit 1.53;
soft white (excluding Rex) 1.52; white
club 1.52; western red 1.53.
Hard red winter: ordinary l.SSt 10
per cent l.M; 11 per cent 1.68) IS per
cent 1.64. '
Hard white baart: ordinary 1.88; 10
per cent 1.52; 11 per cent l.SCi 18 per
cent 1.64. ,
NewWMiSels
By ELMER C. 'WALTER
kwvt YORK. March 21 tUPi Trad
ing increased on the stock market to
day as a decline rounded out Its third
day. Prices receded fractions to more
thsn S point with the general average
at s new low stnee rvoruary sl
Toward closing time many Issue ad-
' Booth-Kelly Lumber company,
also under contract with the I W A,
; CIO. Is scheduled for Thursday,
' March 22, Hedrick said.
The NLRB held a hearing in
DOLULb BILL.
"MARRIAGE IS A
PRIVATE AITJUR"
with Lans Turner Janes Cralf,
John Hodlak and Franeea
Gifford
PLUS
"MARSrtAL OF RENO"
with Wild BUI Elliott, "Oabbr"
Hayes and Bobby Blake
vanced from their low, but a majority
retained ..declines. There were a few
strong exceptions, including Pere Mar
quette issues, up as much os 3 points
on resumption of. dividends after an
8-year lapse on te prior preference
mi,r.h' sstssi . ix ,int. i th. . Pnsphnrff Tnsdav on the Smith
announcement of planst to refund nearly l Wood Products company with the I i
w.vw.ww i u, .uau. uuuus, ; a v'r, n- n(,t nnpr. nnrl lnrnl 3-an7 1
Against the market at this time, ac- ( "V ,. 1 " "V. . i
cording to the experts, was government of. the IWA, CIO as Intervener, I .
pressure to check speculation, the forth- the examiner said,
coming seventh war loan, continued fav- ' ,
or a dip war news, ana the recently in-
creased margin requirements especially
on the low-piieed stocks.
Steel shares, down more than a point ,
at their lows, csme back halfway be- i
fore closing. The motors also met sup- I
port after Chrysler and General Motors I
had declined more than a point. Air
lines lost fractiona to more than a point '
ana men rained, rrom tne lows. Ralls
were wide losers with few exceptions.
Chler settlement on the Luzon
plains la the town of Tarlac, with
a prewar population of 16,350.
rTOTTCE OT FINAL SETTLEMENT
The undersigned. Administrator of the
estate of Joseph A. Xrsmmtl, deceased.
has filed his final account in the mat- w
tar of said estate with the County Clerk
of Lane County, Oregon and an order
has been mad and entered of record j.
by the County Court of said County,
directing this notice and appointing
Saturday, th 81st day of March, 1941 . h
at the hour of ten o'clock a.m. as the ;
time and th County Court Room In the
County Court House tn Eugene, Oregon
as the place, for hearing any objeo- '
ttons te the final account of the aald .
estate. Any persons having objection
to th final account shall present them
before th County Court on or before
said date. Dated at Eugene, Oregon j.
this 88th day of Febnary, 1848. P. t. .
HANNS, Administrator of th Estate el
Joseph A. Kremmal, Deceased. E. O,
IMMEL, Attorney for Estate, Flra j .
Nstl. Bank Bldg., Eugen. Oregon. t
No. 1957, Wednesday. March 89. 1849,
LAST TIMES TODAYt
'
JOHN WAYNE
THOMAS MITCHELL
BARRY FITZGERALD
"THE TONG
VOYAGE HOME'
with
JOHN QUALEN
LOVE AFFAIR'
Irene Dunne Chcrriee Boyer
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTIjEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: The
Th First National Bank of Portland ,
(Oregon) as Executor of the Estate ,
and Last Will and Testament of Sylvan- '
Us C. Armltag. Deceased has filed ft
Final Account and the County Court
of the State of Orron for Lane Counts'
has fixed Friday, the 90th day of April,
1946 at th hour of 10:00 o'clock In the oi
forenoon a the time and the County '
Court Room In th County Court House,
Eugen. Lan County, Oregon a the .
place for the hearing of said Final As- .
count. All parsons having oblactlotiB .
thereto must file the same on or before
aid date. Dated thta 21st day of March.
1945, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of
PORTLAND (Oregon) Executor.
No. 1974. Wednesday. April 18. 1949.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Executrix of the Estate of E. O. Atktn- ,k,
son, deceased, has filed her Final Aa
count In said estate In th County
Court of Lena County, Oregon, and the
Court has appointed the 30th day of ,
April. 1945,. at ten o'clock A. M. of tatd ....
day In the County Court room in tfsB) '
Court House In Eugen. Oregon, for the T
hearing of objection to such Final Aa.
count and the settlement thereof. BETTY
JUNE ATKINSON, Also known as '
Bette June Atkinson, Executrix. Calkins '!
V Calkins, Attorneys for Estate.
No. 1975, Wednesday. April 18, 1945. ;,
AN OLD TIME DANCE
SILVER SPRAY
Every Wednesday Night
8:45 to 11:45 P. M.
EVERYONE INVITED!
illlll
LAST TIMES TONIGHTI
THEN MOVED TO THE HEILIO FOR 3 DAYS!
NOTICE TS HEREBY OTVEN. That
the surmlnlatratrlx and administrator
of th. estate of Martheda Brlatow, de- 1.
ceased, have filed their Final Account .
tn aald estate In the County Court '
of Lan. County, -.Oreson, and th.
Court haa appointed the SSrh day of .
April, IMS, at eleven o'clock A. M. .;
of aald day In th. County Court room '
In the Court House In Eusene, Oregon,
for the hearing of oblectlona to such
rinel Account and the eetttememt there-
of. ETHEL BRISTOW SWANSON and
HAROLD HENRY BRISTOW, Joint Ad- "
mlnlstratrlx and Administrator. DON
ALD R. HUSBAND, Attorney for Estate,
Dat. of first publication, March Slat, :
194S, "
No. mt, WednMday, April IS, 1S49. V-
75"
Bargaining Rights
Hearing Under Way
The national labor relations
board conducted hearings in Eu
gene Wednesday on bargaining
rights at the Fischer Lumber
company of Marcola and the
Wayne Hale Logging company of
Springfield, with John E. Hed
ricks of Seattle, Wash., as trial
examiner.
Petitioner for bargaining rights
with the Fischer Lumber company
Is the Willamette Valley District
Council Lumber and Sawmill
workers. AFL, represented by
Reese Wlngard, Eugene attorney
and C. P. Richards, secretary of
the AFL labor group. The com
pany now has a contract with
local 6-246 of the IWA, CIO.
The CIO Is represented by George
Brown, director of organization
: from Portland, and Harry George,
! Portland attorney,
i Dale Fischer, vice-president of
the company, testified in behalf
of the operators.
A ncanng on oargainina; rignis
sa, an. opriugueia piani oi ana
Mr. Poultry man:
Be Sure To Try Albers New
Quality Controlled
CHICK MAKER
Contains the new "digestar" ingredient '
fcultrymen are telling us ei the wonderful results
obtained from feeding thlf new feed. Put your
on It today and watch them grow.
STANDARD FEED CO.
74 Are.
Telephone 44
The Holland Club
Eugene's Smartest NHe Spot
Open from 4 p.m. till Midnight
LininCJ chicken, steak
or roast beef dinner for enly
$1.00 Is serven osnr rrom a
p.m. to 11 p.m.
Demdngil5S
SHARPS and his 5-pe.
rhythm orchestra.
smooth
of Headline
Vaudeville Acts
2 FLOOR
SHOWS
FIRST SHOW !: P.M.
TUESDAY e GIFT NITE
THURSDAY LADIES' NITE
ladle, admlttee tree
PHONE 4080 for Rescrvstlotu
No sdmisslon eaarge beiore
7:30 p. m. (except on Saturday)
M8EM Otm
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THE MAYFLOWER 1 I I "W . ;
"If.. -t. affll In the re-lasue of ana oi rata moat 111
(I 11- fil II colorful musical Westerns. )
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I 1 U fit I I Iot: Th prlnt ' "uth'" new Roy Rogers pic- 111
I er V jf . .iV'C F 1 ! 1 I I ture, originally advertised for thla date, has been tern- 111
Uitf . w .1 I A I I Perarily toat In transit from the studio and will be II ;
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Funeral Notices
SIGNOR Funeral services for
Adna Signor will be announced "
later from the Phil Bartholo- '.
mew Funeral Home In Spring-, v.
field. .
Funeral services for Rebecca
Edrlngton Watson will be held 4
from the Simon chapel on
Thursday. March 32. at 2 p. m,
Interment will be In the Resl
Haven cemetery. -''
McCLENNEN Funeral service! 'Z
for Thomas E. McClennen will
be held from the Veatch-HoU '
lingsworth chapel on Friday,
March 2a at 11 a. m. Rev. B. V
3. Fulton will officiate and In- .
torment will be In the IOOf .
cemetery No. 3.
BINGHAM Mrs. Caroline Chris- '-
gne.Bintam died at her home, '
S?78 i?0"1 Willamette street, on '
March 19. Funeral services win '
be held from the Veatch-Hol-llngswprth
chapel on March 21 .
!e.?i3? m'.Rv. TuUey will
officiate andlnterment will be
In the Rest Haven cemetery.
funeral Direr tori liPJ ',
VEATCH-HOLLINOSWORTH
Phone 113 Pearl St at 10th
FOOLE-LARSEN FUNERAL
HOME. Ph. M.r
brTnstetter-sim6n chapeX
a-iiunai ,M a 103 UllVe St.
VEATCH FUNERAL HOME
Phone 112 Pearl St. at 10th
HEDYlAMAM
GeorgeBrent
iw tYOMjr v t .
Plus Selected Short Subject.
Continuous Shows from 12:45
MOTION fICIU.f INDUS1IY
RED CROSS
Urris xaicM
1UL
LAST WEEK OF
WW SKATING
EUGENE ICE ARENA
CLOSES 5 P. M. SUNDAY
MARCH 25TH
Miller-Sherman Funeral Home
garment. Mrs. Kroger, Ph. 1S79W, '
PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL '.
Springfield Oth and B. Ph. 4lT
...F"1 CREMATORIUM
1100 CTiarnelton Ph. T3S
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our thanM
to our many friends and neigh
bors for their many kindnesses,
sympathy and floral tributes
during the bereavements of oof
belovetl wife and mother.
James L. Halle
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kopoe
Mr. and Mrs. C E. Platte
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Clark.
Bus. A Prof. Directory 12l
Accountants
"FRANK N.' FASSETT ""
lffw AHHrst.a
60 WILLAMETTE PHONE 4B4S
Building fc Decorating
vnaM..d r w
rAinrmu, fopernanging. Langs
rn, oua. oof-j. 030J-W.
,
Cleaners
Lowest Advertlned Prices In Town '
EASTSIDE CLEANERS -
2005 Franklin Blvd. ' '
Corsetleire
SPIRELLA, Health and Surxlcnl,
garment Mrs. Kroger, Ph. 137BW
Florist '
GRACE ft VIOLA'S FLORISTS
Public Market Phone 521
I Garbage Kvmsval
GARBAGE REMOVAL" QUIClt
low cost servke. Bill's trA