Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, November 21, 1946, Image 19

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Newspaper Page Textazi i Doctors I t..-Hi nf thousands Ktocrudl medical ex- V. hrfore an American WTthe second Nuernberg F",- trial the defendants, Brandt, AdoU lL'rreBrig: Tvlor. chief prose- Allowing we P'ea " KS until Pec. 9. . . KTaignments were nem m I" ":...fmnm where Her- P?... VnT other high ff h Wed. beginning a k defendant, were !Jr"j Slaved no BilU , r " , ead Innocent Twenty- doctors Pie"" JIB - iition. wv nun DDT SSftSSr nearly lost his ffby ihing a trash fire. Reriy suffered an eye in 1 caused by fumes from a .Z which both poison ivy SWi Partially used DDT STYLE NOTES from mDHRigon-HEnmnB tote IffON WAFER SOX... hand totaolderea au wuu. . tzTi... .... for lounging. fcveling, etc. A perfect gift! kjIWrtiPrcdscti.tnt iham HPH iff NU 8t results that are unmistak Mr better-faster too-and so DDch easier for you! WiHl.r.-lMdlih.i.Bt) rati, Itanl biiin dlrl HI"t pmfNtt lonaltlenlnt-ifitc. 'iywoitr JJ"l"ilMlrlloondlost, IWim pH tootrol gives Super 1 5JnK cleaning power-yet EA"" "w jour finest cottons and .""""MdgenUetotenderhinds. S,te.K?Isinacl.ssbylt. -bBt for dishes, laundry, wills SMoors and'iinole. "Uh ind porcelain, pots and WE;"',,,",0?. 6et Super Iters, ' h the Hirrftv Vktmtmtm row's todovl Eugene Markets BUTTEBPAT (BlTlax mf) ' First quality (maximum of ,6 of 1 per pound (acid) 82c Premium quality (maximum of .39 of 1 per cent acid) 83c Second quality 77c Burriv-(WkFNMi rn Grade A A prints .Mc IGG8 BJn PrU) Grade AA Oversize lMr Grade AA Tj",if ...Mr Grade A Large ftr Grade A Medium . ...fr?r Grade A, Small " Grade B, Large , ., . 4Ar Undergrade. -, J2c EGOS fWhelcul Price U Batalleri. Givde A. extra large r8c Grade A, large . sic Grade A. medium n-,, Eftc Grade A, small Grade B, large . POULTET (BttTur Meal' Hens, over 4 lbs.. No. 1, colored.. Hens, over 4 lbs., wo. 2, colored. 25c -21c Hens, under 4 lbs.. No. 1 colored .31c Hens, under 4 lbs., No. 2 coloreeL.-17c Hens, over 4 lbs.. No. 1 light. u..n- Hens, over 4 lbs., No. 3 lights 15c Hens, under 4 lbs.. No. 1 Ufht-17c Hern, under 4 lbs., No. 1 light -13c Springs, over 1 lbs.. No. 1 V" Springs, over X lbs.. No. , .. ?pp Springs, under 1 lbs.. No. 1 . , .. ? Springs, under 2 lbs.. No. 2 , ?4c Springs, under 2 lbs.. No. 2.. stags ana ocil Cascira, lb. ; Dry grape root, lb. Ferns, per bunch varied . TALLOW Tallow, No. 1 Tallow, No. t Grease , . , WOOL . Valley Long Wool ' Valley Lamb Wool Long Wool Petta Short Wool Pelts MOHAJft . Short, lb. Long, lb. , Short wool pelts .,, Long wool pelts - Beef , Call Kip . Tallow, No. 1 Tallow, No.. 2 GBAINI ' Wheat, red. bushel .,. Wheat, white, bushel White oats, ton Gray oats, ton Barley, ton ..31c ,-irc fc-best quality, S0-S2c; B. M-2Se; C. 22c canner and cuttet, l&-20c; . bologna UU1I3, Cascara bark Green. 8-8c: dry. 20c. Wool Valtov. rrU. nAriin grades, 45c lb. Monair 40c lb. on 12-month growth. Hay Wholesale shipments: Alfalfa. No. 2 or hot f f w fwiT an m t timothy, $33.50-35.50 ton; oats and vetch, xa hay. valley growers' asking price, m toni clover nav' uncertified, v-.uv-d,uv oaiea on xarms. PORTLAND LIVEatnrr (1PpRTLAND, Ore., Nov. 21 (AP) saiaDie catue 150, total 175 calves 125: market slow. cBnerniiv stnrfv cannei-cutter cows 25-50 cents lower for iwu uuya; xew medium steers 17.50; good stockers 15.00; common light steers down to 12.00; good heifers up to 18.00; common-medium grades 12.50-n.00: canner- cutter cows 8.50-10.50; fat dairy type .V -uu; weaium-gooa Deef cows 13.00-14.50: vmintr mwi un n iciwi. ia 346 lb- range calves and vealers 18.M; good truckins 17.50; choice light vealers- also 18.00; culls down to 8.00. Salable boss 2!U. tntnl 1 -tnn. mDPv.. active, fully steady with Wednesday's late 25 cent artvnn faul nir, i aa oi, gooa-cnoice ia-zau jds. mostly 26.25! few selected lots 26.50; good choice around 100-120 lbs. feeder pigs 25 25 siaugnter offerings Salable and total hn mn aman limited, but few sales steady; good-choice wooled lambs largely 20.00; 1 selected lot -8c lo .-1.81 .-$1.87 .180 Public Market BGGS ' Oversize 1 .. Grade A large Gradeg A medium - ., Grade A small VEGETABLES Artichokes, 2 lbs. ., Avocadoes, No. 30, each , Beans, Green, 2 lbs. eeets, id .,74c 70e ..67c Cabbage, lb. Cabbage, Red, lb. . carrots, ounen . Cauliflower, lb. . Celery, bunch Chard, Swiss, lb. , corn, e ears -10c ..19o Cucumbers, hthse, local, ea. lOe to 25c Greens, Mustard., lb. ,,. IBe Lettuce, head, each - 12c Lettuce, leaf, lb. 20c Onions, ",n"' Onions, dry, 2 lbs. Parsley, lb. - Parsnips, lb. ,.10c Peas, Green, lb. Peppers, Green, lb, . Peppers, Bed, lb. Potatoes, 5 lbs. Potatoes, Sweet, lb. . Radishes,' bunch Rhubarb, 2 lbs. Rutabagas, 2 lbs. Spinach lb. ,.., Squash, lb. Tomatoes, lb. Turnips 2 lbs. . FRUITS ; . Apples Crab, S lbs, Per Bushel Apricots, lb. . Blackberries, box Cantaloupes, lb. Figs, lb. ; arapes, id. 10c 12c 24c 12c - 8c -15c ...23.00 -isc . 8C 10c Melons, Dtllard, lb Peaches, box Pears, lb. .lOttc 32c Peppers, hot, lb. . - Hums, ID. Prunes, lb. M . Raspberries, box .. , .i, Strawberries, box Watermelons, California, lb. , sLISOELLANBOOl Walnuts, lb. ' 1 H Walnut meats, lb. riiDerts, id. . -10c -40c .29 to 40c 90c Grape juice, gallon . KODcarn. 10. , riAifrg cabbage Broccoli Plant dos . Porfiand List PORTLAND, Orfc, 'Nov. 20 (AP)- Butterfat (tentative, sutJect to imme diate change), premium quality, maxi mum of- .35 of 1 per cent acidity, deliv ered In Portland. 92-93c lb.: first quality. 81-930 lb.; second quality, 87-88c; vaUey routes ana country points c iesa man first or 88-89c lb. Butter (wholesale, F.O.B., bulk 68 -lb. tubsi AA. fia Kcore Bi-fiec lb.: A. 92 score. 80-Slo lb.; B, 90 score, 79-B0o lb.; C 89 score 75-77C lb. Cheese Sellng price to Portland re tailers; Oregon singles, 55-59c lb.; Ore gon loaf, 57-Slc lb.; triplets', 54-59c lb. Earn To wholesalers: A erade. lam. 58-59Vsc; medium, 85-56c; small (millet). 4 1 'A -43 'Ac: B srade. larse 46-48C. Eggs Purchases from farmers: current receipts, 54-59c; buyers pay 3-3Hc doz. below wholesale quotations von graded oasis xor oesi nennery esss. Dressed turkeys No. 1 young hens, loose, F.O.B. plant, 46-47c lb.; No. 1 toms, 25-28e lb., advance basis. Dressed chickens Selling to retailers: spring broilers, 8 lbs., up, 52c; colored hens, 37c; leghorn fowl, 32c f old roosters and stags, 28c; Live chickens No. 1 Leghorn broilers, 1 to 2 lbs., 35-380 Ib.t fryers, 2 to 3 lbs., 37-38c; 9 to 4 lbs., 37-36c lb.; roasters, 4 lbs. and over, 37-38c; fowl, Leghorn, all wts., 22-23c; fowl, colored, all wts., 27-28c; roosters and stags, 12-I7c lb. Rabbits Average to retailers, 50c lb.; dressed prices to producers, 43c; fryers, live, white, 23-25e lb.; colored, 23c lb. Onions Oreem vellows. No. 1. 81.63- 1.73; Idaho Yellow Spanish, Med., $1.23- 1.35! iaige ii.69-i.7o; uano wmte, mea, 21.90-22, Potatoes Washington Russets, 82.65 2.83; 50 lbs.. No. 2, 90c-1.10; local long white, 22.30-2.65 cwt.; Klamath Russets, No. 1, 2.75-195; Deschutes, No. 1, 22.75 2.00: taaksra. SA.S0-S.75. Dressed meats Veal best quality, 26- 17C lb.; a, 23-Mc; c, 31-zzc; cuu, 10-zuc; hogtf block butchers, packer style, 155 213 lbs., 33-34c; over 213 lbs., 33c; sows, all weiht. 2ft.36e iKt lambs AA. 34-35c: A, 32c: B, 27-28c; C, 23c; mutton 12-16c lb., according to quality and weight; "fe5rsssi..iaai If X .1 II .A I I IM -If SELF LIH Apouski UWAX Only vvrr. tt QT. Have safe gleaming floon the easy way just wipe on LIN-X self roiisoing Was dries to a lustrous anti-slip finish without rubbing or polishing. Plui added wear and stain protection 'for your floors. 114 lbs. 21.00: medium-good lambs 17.00-1 good yearlings 15.00; good ewes 6.50; medium grades 4.50-5.50; common down to 3.00. e 4 PORTLAND GRAIN ! PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 21 (API Cash, grain: Oats No. 2, 38-lb. white 63.00. Oats No. 2, 38-lb. gray, 64.00. Barley No. 2, 45-lb. B. W. 62.50. No. 1 flax 7.25. Cash wheat (Did): son white 1.92ft; soft white (excluding Rex) 1.92ft: white club 1.92ft; western red 1.92ft. tiara rea winter: urainaiy i.92ft; 10 per cent 1.94ft; 11 per cent 1.98ft; 12 per cent 2.08ft. Hard white baart: 10 per cent 2.29; 11 per cent 2.31; 12 per cent 2.33. Today's car receipts: Wheat 24; barley 14; flour 2; corn 5; oats 7; hay 1; mill feed 6. - City Chiefs Request Municipal Strike Ban CHICAGO (U.R) Represen. tative of 600 cities called Thursday for federal and state legislation to prohibit municipal employes from striking. The resolution, passed at the American Municipal Assn.'s con vention late Wednesday, also urged a legal ban against inciting any Hew York Markets By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (AP) The shut down of virtually all the nation's coal mines Inspired further liquidation in today's stock market with leading rails and industrials yielding fractions to 2 points' or more. A few "thin" Issues dropped as much as 4. Extreme losses were reduced In some cases later and modest gains cropped up here and there. Transfers ran around 1,300,000 shares. Advances were posted for American Telephone and Shamrock oil. Casualties included U. S. Steel, Bethle hem, General Motors, Chrysler, Good rich. Goodyr. Consolidated Edison, Southern F Southern Railway, Texas Co., .' .jv Roebuck, Douglas Air craft. Easter. Lines. American Can. Dow Cnemlcai, Du Pont and Eastman Kodak. Bonds gave ground. G. E. GATLORD U. S. Bank Bids;., phone 1868. Listed and un listed securities bought, sold, quoted. No charge for advisory service. strike which might Imperial pub-' lie safety, health and welfare. The resolution asked that "sym pathy" strikes by other unions in municipal disputes be outlawed and that members of "any labor union which does not profess al legiance exclusively to the govern ment of the United States" be barred from municipal govern ment. The group elected Mayor woodall Rodgers, Dallas, Tex., president and Mayor Fletcher Bowron, Los Angeles, vice presi dent. Rodgers succeeds Mayor R. E, Riley, Portland, Ore. PENALTY FITS CRIME CHICAGO (U.R) Judge Fran cis Borrelli sentenced John Sable, 26, who stole 60 cents from a newsboy, to a day in jail for each penny he took. MAPLE P-TA TO MEET SPRINGFIELD A special meeting of the Maple P-TA will be held Monday Nov. 25, 7:30 p m. in the schoolhouse. A proposed Ennene Register-Guard, Eugene. Ore., Thnrf., Nov. ft, 1946, Pa IS increase in the - price of hot lunches will be discussed, accord ing to Mrs. Kermit Alexander, publicity chairman. Lincoln School P-TA Wednes day night voted to provide furn ishing for a teachers' rest room. BOOTS' BOOTY CHICAGO (U.R) A dog named Boots was hunted by Warren Avenue police after it was resort ed stealing baby diapers, over shoes and children's toys In the neighborhood. : . Phil ft Paul WENZL sJff Electrlo - Cappl.. - Repairing! Irarm xtaotor Tire Repairing) Bill St UHAKNEIiTUN EUGENE, OREGON TELEPHONE 607 , USED . .. , CAB RADIOS Modern Appliance Co. 875 Olive Phone 4507 HAY FEVER ASTHMA.GATARRH SYMPTOMS AIDED! SufTanr RtJle N Isjeetlontl Ntw VlhmltvTyi Compound tinned Hare New bopo for umptomatio relief from ecrtiia fonni or dread hay reer. aithma and eatinh dlttrm due, to bronchial conitrlctlon li teen today In announcement of viUmtn-typ compound re ported tueceiiful In 88 of caiei Kited. Employ Ins lam dous Vitamin C with other hlihly effeetlr incrtdientt. thla new relief may now bl obtained In the form of life, eaty-tMake eip ulei. -ailed 8YNTEN0N no painful . eipemlr injenioni. Mm and women who formerly niflered wltli asonlslns bay fever, roie fever, aithma, cat after minx Sjntenon. Thll ll n expemlve medi cine, but comtdering reiulti experienced, the 15.00 -It eoiti amounts to only t few pinnlei per doe nnd 8YNTEN0N (cantfon, ute only ai directed) . ll told with itrlct money-back guarantee) by EVERYBODY'S DRUG STORE Pes Willamettt Hail Orders FiUei SAFEWAY Thanksgiving Food Guide MS w It's easy and economical to plan your Thanksgiving Day dinner from the appetizing foods listed below. Select the ones you'll be needing, then buy them at Safeway. You'll enjoy quality foods ... unconditionally guaranteed to please you . . . and save money too. ma tar tieeel tyfleais Selected tfPcodi uceA 'Oregon Prime Quality Turkeys" Hen Turkeys Grade A, Average APPLES 12 to 16 lbs. Extra fancy and fancy So tempting you'll be eatino; ,, one before you get them home. , DELICIOUS WltyESAPS lb.12(skbeu $2.49 lb.12c b $2.59 Tom Turkeys Grade A, Average 18 to 25 lbs. 43' I Cranberries Grown on. the " stock up on this I IV A t ' Half Tuikeys Grade A Toms Ready to Roast Order your turkey Be sure of having a turkey for Thanksgiving that will roast golden brown, tender and delicious. Place you order today at Safeway. Because only the very finest birds are chosen by Safe way buyers, every one can be and is guaranteed to please. This means that the turkey you get from Safe way will roast exactly right ... will deliver full eating pleasure at y6ur table. Eviscerated end cut up Eviscerated 'Whole for roosting Eviscerated Cut up for stewing Directions for Roasting Vi Turkeys ptSULl Ask for a copy of our Meat Dept Colored Fryers Roasters Fowl island Ducklings Fresh Oysters ,7 Pnre Pork Sausage Fresh Ground Beef BeefSteak Swiss Steak Leg of Lamb Pork Roast Rib Roast Porterhouse AA A Grades AA & A Grades. AA4 A Loin, end cut Prime bsef AA & A Meat features for Frl. & Sat. only lb.75 lb.75 lb. 59 f lb. 53' f pint It . lb. 49V I lb. 35 lb. 53 f lb. 49' lb. 59' lb. 57c V Oregon c9ast .timely feature Your family will shout "Hallelujah," when they see the "mouth watering" sauce these make! Green Peppers Potatoes Netted Gems lb S9 SVUEETT POfATOES Smooth peelers You'll be craving them candied come Thanksgiving so why not pick them out today? A Turkey hates to be ' served without them. lb. 12c Onions Squash Fresh Dates Crisp Celery Grapefruit Oregon Danvers Local Hubbaru ' or Marblehead , lb. 3c lb. IlKc i PP. : OO lb. J. u 50 $1.29 V4-OX. . Cello package farm Fresh Marsh Seedless from Arizona lb. 5t 29c lb. 6' lb. 5c TABLE To mak9 ihe dinner table "sparkle GRAPES before the Turkey is served. EMPERORS lb. 20c ALMERIAS lb. 24c Produce features for Frl. & Sat. only Buy all your foods with confidence at Safeway WharfiatwuA, 15-oz. jar 29c 25c MINCE MEAT, Collins . PITTED DATES Pork Row . PRUNES, DelMonte . FLOUR Harvest Blossom ... PEANUT BUTTER, , Real Roast 2-lb. jar . 6-oz. pkf. ... 2 lb. pk. 10-lb. sk. 47c 63c 55c SODA CRACKERS, Snow Flake 2-lb. box SODA CRACKERS, Krispy 2-lbbox CBEESIT CRACKERS 6-oz. pkf. CHEESE SPREADS, Kraft Assorted 5-oz. glass CHEDDAR CHEESE, Superior , Lb. 2nd. Bi& WsuLl SAFE WAY'S CANNED FOODS SALE Stock up on canned foods NOW for the winter months ahead ... a well- stocked cupboard Is a good Investment these days. Listed below are only .' tt few of the typical money-iavtag values that can be had at your nearest Safeway Store. Many of our Canned Foods Sale Price err at or below O. P. A. celling price many are below present day replacement costs. 44c 44c 14c 25c 65c At Sifewoy now... A Bread "just right" lor Baked a special way to make it a . perfect bread for stuffing your Holiday bird. Be sure to get a loaf. NUTS Mixed Nut Meat Kemp', 7-oz. Un ... Walnut Meat 'a-lb.pkg. .. 49c 55c Per carton CIGARETTES Popular Brand V 1.33 SstaAoninqA Cinnamon, Schilling's Sage, Schilling's Poultry Seasoning, Pie Spice, K tin 1 1 IVi-ei. tin 13 Schll. VA-n. 44c ling tm 13' INSTANT COFFEE Borden's BstOBAOqSLk Hills Coffee, Rtg. or drip Canterbury Tea Upton Tea, M 2-os. Jr. 39C ,43' 36 Lib eon 48-lb. pkg. J4-lb,pkg. 5V Anrirnt Sundown , No.2VS 21e ApriCOrS, whole Unpeeled , , eon , " Choice Prunes, RedTog No.2VaconMC Tomoto Juice, &fony M TomarO Juice, Ubby fancy No. 2 eon Grapefruit Juice; E53r 6t- 29 Grapefruit Juice, nlZt Orange Junce XiULT. 14c Blended Juice, 0,d . Fancy Peas, Gardnt,de Fancy Peas, HlShwoy Fancy Peas, sugar Bene Fancy Peas, $weet Green Beans, Cream Corn, Voa. All Larsen's TS9 Mixed vegetables Tomato Sauce, Minced Clams, w Cherub Milk !" 13 can Darigold Milk 13 Bnftw fnnAt Gerber's, Clapp's French style Country Home Golden Bantam No. 2 "Me can No.2eon14e No. 2 can 16 No. 2 con 18' No.210c con 1T No. 2 40c can No.2 15C can No. 2 IJe can , Buffet Ke . tin " Vi.oi. 33e con 12S1.50 121.50 7 Tin 122.52 122.59 6M.43 12 for $2.15 12H.29 123.35 12$1;49 12 $1.68 12H.65 12M.55 12M.89 12 2.09 122.25 12$2.28 12n.80 12$2.04 12for60 61.75 X,5.98 12for84 CORN, Butter Kernel 17c 2.04 No. 2 can -- 12 eans for APPLE JUICE Nu-West 25c Quart bottle ... 12 Tiottles for 2.98 CORN. Nlbleta 14c 12-oi. can . 12 cans for 1.68 APPLE SAUCE Redwood Empire 20c No. 2 ean ..... 12 cans for - 2.40 SAUERKRAUT Made Brand 18c Quart Jar 12 Jars 2.16 DICED BEETS White Tat- No. 2 can . 12 cans for . 8c 96c We reserve the right to limit quantities. CQ V?5J5 PAINT - GROCERY You get more for your money at SAFEWAY lonu KEI STOKES hrgSHERWlN-WILLIAMS CO. Phone 1914