Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, January 21, 1947, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI 9n t. garerie Kcrlster-Oiiara, Enwiw. Ore.. Tuesday. Jan. . 194T Amusement Tax Plans Readied (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) 11 of whom would have to make bi-monthly reports. The principle ot Harvey's id missions tax bill also has the en dorsement of the Tax Study Com mission. It would apply also to restaurants which provide enter tainment, pool halls, bowling al leys, race tracks and carnivals. Harvey said he hoped the (Mature would raise enouth , money so that old age pension appropriation would no loafer have to depend en liquor revenues. Legislative Ways and Means Committee members meanwhile estimated state budget deficit of ' at least $13,000,000, instead of 000,000 as estimated by State Budget Director George Aixen, Deficit Problem Sen. Dean H. walker, Inde pendence, chairman of the Senate Ways and Means Committee, said a preliminary study showed a 944,000,000 deficit, while Dr. F, H. Dammaach, House Ways and Means chairman, said the deficit is about 113,000,000. Both men emphasized that their estimates are only tentative, de pending in a large measure on the disputed estimates of liquor profits for the next two years. Governor Snells proposal to take up $8,000,000 of the deficit by using corporation income tax surpluses Is expected to reach the floor for final action in a few days, but House leaders said they doubt It will pass. They believe the money should continue to be used to reduce property taxes, Await Revenue Bills Tha Ways and Mesne Commit tees are stymied until they know what revenue measures the legis lature will pass. Aotion on the corporation excise measure wouia enable them to at least start work en appropriations. Senator Walker said the commit tees would ask the State Liquor Control Commission accountants to certify estimates en how much liquor profits will be In the next two years, and that the legislature would accept this estimate as final. The commission already has estimated its profits at 910, 380,000, while Budget Director Aiiren s estimate is eoout sao.oop,. 000. Parole Beard Asks The State Parole Board asked the Legislature Tuesday for com plete authority in fixing sentences of persons sent to the penitentiary. The boards proposed law would compel the sentencing judge to give the maximum sentence per mitted by law, and the board would decide the sentence after the man is In prison. The board said Its Idea would permit uniformity In sentences. The board also asked for an in termediate penal institution. In. creases in staff personnel, and wary increases, ii ii ii X frown oyster dies if shaken, Navy Fliers Saved by Luck ABOARD THE USS ML OLYMPUS AT LITTLE AMER ICA OP) (Delayed) It's lucky for Capt. George Dufek and Lt Cmdr. Walter M. Sessums that a Navy crashboat was nearby when their helicopter crashed Into icy polar waters Sunday. Within five minutes alter tne ship struck, the crashboat crew had the two aboard the seaplane tender Pine Island where a doc tor administered stimulants. Sessums, whose home is In New Orleans, was pilot of the helicop ter and Dufek, commander of the eastern task force in the Navy's Antarctic expedition, was a pas senger. The helicopter plunged into the sea after its rotors became iced. The crashboat commanded by En sign Herman C. Stegen ot Peru, 111., and Boatswains Mate 1-e Lawrence H. Pltser of Springfield, 111., was only four lengths away. Sessums. using his head as a battering ram, smashed the plexi glass covering on the submerged cockpit He and Sufek crawled through the top and Seaman Wil liam Young of New York City, grabbed them and pulled them aboard tha crashboat. "Thanks, that water' cow," Du fek said. The helicopter sank. Eugene Markets BUTTSBFAT (Bojlns Frists) nut mialliv fmaxnnum af 4Hlf per pound .eld) Wc MiMltim fluiitlt fmaalmum of JS af 1 per cinl sold.) We Seeona quality -, SSc UTTta (Whsl.wle Frltti Orado'AA print. . Orade A prlnte ............... 71a CRIES! (ffaelettle Me.) Trlpltls ft. JJe wio. aw 41 Zemacol Guaranteed Relief Prom Poison Oak Ptnny Wist Drug R, Broadway 7U W. out mm ASPIRIN fMVaaVaBakSBSBaanSI maun- mam ixx mm Loaf. S lbs. EGGS IBorln, Grade AA Overalze Oradt AA Ursa Grade A Larie Grade A Medium . Grade A small Grade V Lars under srtae c WO 50c 350 ,.-90 Knnftfwhate.ala nrlea la feUdera) Oradt A extra larse .-. .... -See Grade A large ..ww.wvn,-96c flrari A marilum 5SO Q!d A email v....m.m,n..OD Grade large roULTBT (Bl'lns frlee) Rent, ever 4 lbt.. No, t ea1ert4 ... Hent, ever 4 lba No. I colored ... nenw. under a let,, no. t coiorva Hent, under int.. no. a coweq Hent, ova.' 4 Iba.. No. 1 light Hani, over 4 lbt., No, I Hint Hint, under 4 lbt,, No. 1 litltt . Hani, nder 4 we., No. a uini springe over a lot., no. ., fln,lnn. Avar 9 Ihl.. No. 9 Serines, under S lbt.. No. 1. Snrtnaa. under S lbt,. No. 1.. ttiags ana cocks CASCABA Cescart, lb. .44c So 9A Ifr .....1C -0 - ate 2SC -..-30c Dry grape loot, lb. rernt, per punen vimo, TALLOW Tallow, No. 1 lf Tallow No. I .... - .. 1e Grease ..j....... So nouae grease ... ... .ntnw,wrflB WOOL Valley Long Wool lie Valley Umb Wool ..,0c Long Wool Peltt , , ,-20o Short Wool Peltt ......... lc MOHAIB Short, lb. .-, , 5c Ung, lb. 40c BIOKS Btet . :.,.'. Bull ,, Sc Calf . ..Ho OBAINI Wheat, red. buahel Wheel, white, buahel . wnite oati, ton .. Gray eata, ton Barley, ten Public Market eaaa OvtrtUe Grede A large . . Grade A medium Grade A email ..... ArUonokes. s lbt. Avocation, No, 10 Mebj oeeil, 10 Cabbeee. lb. Cabbage. Bed. lb. . carrots, ouncli . CaulMower. lb. Celery, bunch Chard, Swln, lb. 1.B0 1.90 -S"Q ..too .tl ,-oo -80 ..IPC .12c To ..lM .lie ...ISO -Ue -Ho Cucumbers, hlhse. local aa. lOe to 19e Qrtens, Militant, lb. '- Lettuce, head, eteh .18c Onlont, bun9h ...,.... io- Onions, dry, lb. ,.. ...... ac Ptraley, lb. .. . io Partnlpa, lb. 10c JUST RECEIVED AND ON SALE NOW AT OREGON OUTFITTERS SHEETS tody PepperaJl luxury Muslin. Sii 81x108 SHEET BLANKETS Cotton Madrid and Crescent 81ng!e, 88x76 ...,.,.....,.. .... Double. 70x90 ....,...............,....,............,.,.. CARPENTER'S OVERALLS Heavy Weight BIB AND WAIST OVERALLS x Cant Bust 'Em and Headlight Brands In Extra Heavy weight. Blder or Industrial style. The beat In any league. 3.98 2.79 3.98 3.98 GLOVES Canvas, Jersey and Monkey Face QLOVES tram 29c Toull Sad these and many other unexpected value at & atore where , , . 1ft a Pleasure to Serve You" 61 Ecwt Broadway m? t - VSXN " . s 'm ? ivy v 8 a, , - TT tlg. I Wool Growers To Meet Here (CONTINUED FHOM PAGE 1) TWO MIN IN A Till- Comedian Arthur Lake show sen Arthur, Jr., hew to enjoy a shower, but the ysunfster, doesn't seem to know whether he is having fun or noL Pepptrt. Green, lb. roiaioet, o ipa, Potatoat, Sweet, S lbt. . Rtaitntt. Dunon ..26c Rutabagu. S IDA, Solnach. lb. Squash, whole, lb. oquaan tcurf 10. TomatOea. lb. . Turnip bulk, lb. lauiiB Applet, fancy, Ptllclout, lb. , Applet, Split, S lb. arepea. IP. reara. id. -Ito TC .SO .S0c ,10c ..lie -SSO VJSCBlXANBOIn Walnutt. lb. Walnut meats, Ik. . FllberU. lb. Qrepe lulce. sail on , rope or n. jo. so si. Portland Lis) PORTLAND. On.. Jan. il-(AP-Bi,t, titt tnUivt (pubjtok to Immediate chance)) premium quality, maximum of . of l percent aeldtty, dallvarad In second Quality. 727ci valley routai and country polnti. So lew than nrat or T3-74c 'Butter Wholesale f.O.S, bulk, N lb. oubesi AA. ea aeora. Moi A. OS score. 63-$4o !b.; B, 90 acoro, ISo lb.: C. 89 score, QZc b. Chtwaa VtlMnv prlet to Portland whoieialen; Oregon alnilaa, 4i52c lb.; Oregon loaf; 49.MC lb.; triplet. 43V4-5c ID. EgisTo whelesaleri: A trade, larfe. M-53V4e; medium. 48VfcfiJftet B vade. larse, S7H-9Vi)0( A grade unaU, 4S 43l?c. Eggs--PurchaM from farmeri; current receipia. 40-4901 wyer pay no. below wholeiale quotations en fraded baili for beat hennery asn. Dreoied tuilceyn Buyeri not quoting prices on young nana; no, 1 toms, aso id, iooko, r.w.o, niani on areina oaeia. Dressed turkey--To retailers: aradai A. hens, New York style, 4lo lb-i toms unter w jw.i w-o o. Dressed chickens w Sell to retailers; spring broilers, 9 lb, up, SOci colored roasters, Uoi Leghorn fowl, Kc old s;uuaici-B aim staKS, mm:, Wvo chickens No. t Leghorn broilers, 1 to J 11)3., m I0.1 fryers, I to 3 lbs,, Io lb 9 to ft lbs.,: 92-390 lb.: roasters, 4 lbs, and over, 99-39o lb.) fowl, Leg horn, under an im., JT'iiHij over M lbs., 19-200 lb.i (owl, colored, all weights, fr.sooi roosters anerstaas. llto lb. Pabblts Averafe to ratattetn, B0o lb. dressed; Prices to producer, 43c Ib.i fryers, live, while S3-t9o b. colwd 93c lb. (3ren onions Calif. 8 dot. orates, 95.00 Dried ontonsOrogori yellows, No, 1, 9 Inches and laraer. S1.SA1.7A a S0lb. saokt mediums, 1.901.40) Idaho Vllow Upaniih, medium, Sl.23el.3at Urger, 91,69 1,73; white, medium. Sl-90-3.00. Potatoes Laaal, long whites, No. 1 grado, 1,M-I7 IM-lb, aavki Desehutas, 10-SOo lb,; bushel hampers, No. 1, U00-t.93; No. S, 90-9Sc Si-lb, sack; Washington Itussota No, 1, 91.10 3.85; bakers, $3.00-9.20, Pressed meats Vealbast quality, 99 90q lb heavy, top quality, light, sa90o B, Sft-OTct C, SS-S40I CUll. IMOc; hogs block butohers, packer style. 1So1$0 Iba., 32-33c: over 213 lbs., 30-32c lb., sows, all weignis, f-3tic 10. 1 lamDSAA, 999Tc; A, 35-36c; B, M-Wc; C, 2930o lb. Mutton 1015o lb., aceordlntf la nualltv: bawl belt quality, 93-9ci E, 9fl-Het C. sw4G, canning and omiar, oi poi ogna buUs. 28-lTc. Caseara nark aretn. t-IUei elrv. Me. Wool Valley, soars and medium graces, W id. Mohair 40c lb. on 11-month growth. Hay Wholesale shtDmenti alialfa. Nol 3 or better, $33.00-94.90 ton; No. 1 $34.00 x.w ion j oats ana veten, mixed hav, valley growers' asking price, $33.00 $25.00 torn clover hay, unctttilted. baled on farms, $24.0O-$t9 00. FOBTLAND LIVB8TOCK PORTLAND. Jan. 11 .AWm an A lblo cattle 200, total S29; calves Sii holdover cattl 900; market slowi about steady with Monday close but son unsold! scattered lot medium" good steers 19.00-22.00; t load 1070 lb. 22-75. llahllv sorted: eomman mMlnm downward to 19.00 1 common -medium heifers 12.0018.00; eanner-outter cows largely i. 00. 10.00 j fat dairy type cows to U.SO; medium-good peel cows 19.50 15.50; odd butchers up to 17.00) sausage bulls 15,50 down, good vealers steady at 2(V.0O-21. 00 j ehoico gradag quotable to wi w euKiYtji evmmon wvtf ewn to 19.00. Salable hog 100, total 1,000) market sjcuvv, picaoy; vooaeenoiOSj ground ISO 2o lbs. 35.001 few 289 Iba. H7i 1 load late anlvala held around SS.00. eod mwi lB,w.iawi ehoica 109 lb. feeder plga 23.00. Salable and total sheep 300; market active; steady; good -choice weoltd lamba U.O0-29.00i mediumgoo1 grades 19.00-21.30: thin feeder lamba 13.0Q.l4.no: good-choice ewea up to 8.50; good bucks o.iro.av wim t.uu a naaa a oca. rOBTtANn GRAIN PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. SI (APt Wheat futures unquoted. Cash grain: uoiB nv. , 00-10. wnii flw-uo. Barley Na 2, 45-lb. B.W. 80.00. No, 1 flax Cash wheat (bid. I soft white l.S7i soft whlto (excluding Rexl l.BTVi; white club 1.87,; western red 1.87,. . nara rea winiert ordinary i.ar; 10 I percenl 1911 U ntrcant M 1 percent I Hard white baart: 10 percent S.S5; prcent 2.27: 12 percent 3 20. s I Todayg cr rccelplsi wheat til parley I; flour iU com n Qta 4i hay li mtU- fecd 19. Britain's Economic Crisis Highlighted LONDON Britain's Leber government highlighted the re &Vening ot a momentous session of Parliament Tuesday with an ap. peal to the nation's workers and employers to work harder and more emcientiy lor postwar recovery. Facing a bitter fight In the House ol Commons on such mea sures as the nationalization of transport and electricity, the gov ernment warned that Britain's economic situation is "extremely serious" and called for a renewed drive to increase production. A grave picture ot manpower shortages, wornout factories and threats of inflation was presented In a white paper issued Monday night as a prelude to parliamen tary debate on government econo mio plans to be presented within the next lew weeks. welcoming addresses. The following addresses and discussions are scheduled Thurs day afternoon: . ,, , 1:30 P- m. "How tne national wMi r.rmu.ri Axe.. Fiflht. the Producers' Battles," E. E. Marsh, Salt Lake 'City, assistant secre tary of the national association. 1'DMhl.mi nf fihaenmen In the British Isles," Dean William A. Schoenfeld, Oregon State College. ubkii. t .rule what'. Ahead." . . - . Walter H. Horning, Portland, and T I- -!! Rnrna. HorniM will explain plans of the Bureau of Land Management, cecu win re port on recommendations of the Tm1m T.tiF.TjwtU fAmmittaa. "Brush-burning for Range Tmnrnvemant" F. H. MSVmonQ. deputy state forester for Call- T p. m. Buffet supper, dancing ana entertainment. All events will be neia in tne hatal and all meetinis will be open to the public ai t . nw avi jTmr.vT I NEW CASTLE, Ind (U.lo DxlltUn. keira are aavlnl that VOU have to live on a certain street if you want to be the Henry county Republican committee chairman. The, nw chairman is Crawford Parker. He succeeded Franklin George, his next-door neighbor. Two doors down the street lives another former GOP chairman, I James Steele. Standard Oil Co. Increases Prices SAN FRANCISCO (U,PJ The Standard Oil Co. ot California Tuesday announced a half-cent a gallon increase in. the wholesale and retail price of gasoline' and kerosene. A one-quarter cent increase in the price of dlesel and heating oils also was announced. Standard gave as a reason for the price hikes that it wished "partially to cover higher costs of doing business." In some areas, "futher slight in. creases" have been posted partial. ly to offset an increase in trans portation rates 'which have been in effect generally in the com pany's territory since Jan. 1, standard said. of the .lowest sessions of the oast year. Hesitancy was the rule from the start. Selling Dressure wes slackine throuehout. however, with the tinker lane freauentlv 4otlns, While a few plua signs were mamiainea a. ine cioac, 103.es or tree, tlone to a point or more predominated. Assorted "thin' Jssuea showed wider dip. on meager transactions. Turnover for the full pioeeedlngs dwindled to ajounq iw.uuo anares. Detroit Edison common hardened at the lest when the company announced a proposal for a 10 per cent stock dlvl aena. Sondl followed . eltm groove. .Cotton rallied after yesterday's fall and, to ward the finish, was up $1.45 to S2.80 a bale. At Chicago wheat ended off H to 2Y cents bushel, corn ft to Ti, oatt II w in ana oariey wet UP Sheets, towels, and blankets ae count for more than halt the cot' ton used in the manufacture of household goods. . . O E. GAVLORO TJ. 8, Bank Bldr, phone 1868. Listed and un listed securities boi'tht, sold, quoted. No charge for advisers service. New York Markets I . "y VICTOR rUBAKK WBW YORK, Jan. JI-IAPI-A hind. I nil of tlouke mede a little headway In I today's market ethough ltadeit tenor. J ally held to downward courts In one ASTHMA SUFFIIIM PINO CUM POR MISERY DUI TO ASTHMA ATTACKS 1 tlMhr HMeWeJ Htf eWeWl Naw bop lor tlltf iwm 4tatrat ol till ! mt, projiyma U aanouneexl to4tf tn Ttporta , el auoeM it ft r)lillv foru whltll i baa tha powtr to rellr aaihaiaila wd Won i ehial ootikmUoa. Men and wea 1 lor , wtrly utTtrcel wttlkdrs cuxhiaf, tboklnf, whtMlni attaeka el Mthm peroartm itaw trHof bltMMd TiWI after iMn H : PltOMSTTN cost but eonildtrint T Mhe xpritnted. UiU M nefe ejayewtN-e, amounu to only (aw tMnnlea ft 4 iCaution.uM onlr dlrctf!,( fROMKTIN i M)d with itrlat MnybMs vuaraalwa by comtm Mr. Farrell Doesn't Live Here Any More! if. h haioM of tomethins or other, says Al Peake, state auto license examiner, wnen scavon ger hunters" steal door signs risht nf the rltv hall. Peake is mourning tor a fine almost new sign reading: Robert S. Farrell, Jr., Secretary of State DRIVERS' LICENSE DIVISION Eugene District Office Psslrs aava he will wait DStlent- lv fnr the return of the slfn. And if it Is not returned by Friday . . . Judaa Denies CPA Motion for New Trial Portland c A motion fn. a new trial of Will H. Jones, Rogue River, on a charge of vlo. lating Civilian production noroin istratlon regulations has been de nied by Federal Judge Claude McColloch. Judge McCollocn dismissed hi original suit several weeks ago. He recently discharged 10 eases filed by OPA and declared he would admit none to eou.i tnvoiv Ing parts of tha law he asserted would expire shortly. t is,,,. fiAiith Vnla nstiaiu bear the names of Rear Adm. Richard E. ptvrH't wife. Marie Byrd, and his mother, Eleanor Boiling. VETERANS . Keep Your CI. Inwrinee Want some reasons why you should? gee or Call Al Herman 281 Miner Bldg. Phone VII imittee ot the TJ.S. Savings bm oan League. WrSSlk-ax thousand associations and co-opera tive banks in the pam .v A 0rest service report on 000 savers and Investors a total of !for 194! estlmat &ZSZ property chairman of the executive com-$2a,726,919. , are aesignea luunt ttyted RIGHT 11 a week! r.'. .C...:'.iv,'.'0..;;J.tf..'.'. 820 WILLAMETTE DR. T. MULHOlaND Reflstered Optometrist in Cham the half e Mr. Thro. Ifroo doe', uk. . tsiies petter thao sot cooce sou . uMd, seed u the m nh euKdronicfiii, ui wt 5 -TjtrYU 600 Federal Classic has new wedge-grip tread design. Concentrated at center of tread are hundreds of sharp wedges facing in both dlrecdoaj to grip the road firmly a . t to provide greater driving safety- on slippery pavements. Skid-Rttlsting slot bite through slippery road film and assure quick straight tops. This, combined with the wedge gripping edges at the center gives you, in one tire, tha utmost in modern safety. Extra Blowout protection is built in by saturating the cotton cords In pure liquid bb latex. In addition, layers of pro. tective cushion rubber between the cord plies provide greater resistance to heat and road shock. ASSOCIATED DEALER: Effective January 1st, Tide Water Associated Oil Com pany became sole distributor, on a nation-wide basis, of FEDERAL Tires and Tubes. Your Helpful Associated Dealer thui becomes th man to see for new, top-quality Federal Tires and Tubes, as well as for regular, all around tire maintenance and repair service. 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