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l , ...j. rights k." him and. bit ball. ,ie genial ishlold laid Msfce joined Garcy8 golf: partner. Harry t'recdman, Trenton, pf. J., in a $2S bet on tach nine. then tickled him Eugene Markets BUTTE ft TAT every time he ; Premium quality (maximum of . of bent down to tee his ball and ac-! rirst gunny minimum of" i toT "pw him of movina his ball when xZTSZJ? w nciicH ovuoiesale Frio) AA print he wiped it before putting. sg fWbelssalt Price) V ... niB-Afed P ". asked "cu" . . and I resentea ine sgau.o., , cheat." he said. .roos (HnTini rrl.. . I Extra Large AA Botn agreea mat mis was wnere arR aa the real battle began. Fiske said lie -,io itno, sts-. Foreigners Placed Off Limits KOI " WEDN18DAT 10:00 New, o( Tomorrow 4:0-Hlnt Hunt tie Itr insinuation l'1?".';!- louis "liked Fiske, Den- Jumbos . tirade A Tjirge ..Mc .-Uc. ..Sic .-50V -.57c Garcv hit him so hard he broke Grade a MfdmmII" POp.m Gabriel Heattcr o.i. irvinf Berlin a: JO Twemy Questions 7:00 California Melodiel 1:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Name That Son 8:30 Remember 8:45 Music Interlude 8:W otmmy Conzelman 8:55 Billy Rose 9:00 Newipaper ol thi Air 9:15 Voices of Yesterday 0:30 Sporti Parade 9:45 Hollywood Melodies y.uu rujion Lwl(, Jr. 10:1S Lane Co. Sports Final 4:15 Evelyn Winter 10:30 Freddie. Martin Ork 4:30 Meet The Missus $50,000 actual .hj6 putteri Garcy said he broke his 100.000 puniuy DUtter warding off the club Fiske Under .... -nlfer at- i i u: n. , EC.GS iWas swinging ot nun. ne uiainiea iJrge I the I Sir gKJ I is :::::c o?i?- s' iiraae a small , tic 1 1 -nn t.. w r . vru-ation ' X.!. .- J- ...!?-..?," - x U:0ONllht Owl Z. wittlOt" P'" xu.scars on nis late e umuc ay 2 if'f' - : 13:30 a.m. Sandman .I,ot rfb on : FIske's spiked golf shoes. Mda',r S? ,:0-siB " r:..nky wm,er " i 4t went alone for the exer. r.ol"-TRI iBarl-r rri.e) , rtens, over 4 lb... No. 1 colored SOc F ... ! Ficlra salrt "Tills: U'ne mnrp . Man. i ik. j t,., tisc, w-.p. ...... ... .. . ... voioren .c .;ii:m fiarcy, New . . , ,tpj f- Hens, under 4 lbs.. No. 1 color) J7c elW. 1 "';. lual dam- i " " "'"! 4,..lbK,N.. 1 fMlUUU . "t", UIC1 11M., JIO. 1 llBni J4c mi aunitive OS ' "! Bv studying the type of medie- S"!!?' ?."r. "?. NS: W.t W'mDlalnt. CIUBO' He 1 , J ; :.V under 4 lb., No. 1 light 32o 1270 and 1280. KASH (16001 WEDNESDAY 6:00 p.m. Gue.it Tim 0:3O Treasure Ghent 8:45 Combination Corner 6:SS Cascade Newi 7:00 Music by Martin 7:15 Hospitality Time 7:30 Serenade to You .1:00 This Hour Is For You 8:30 Carmen Cnvallaro ;!:35 World News :0O Swing Soiree ;t;ay aporis bpouignt iky- I our Friendly aqle Lumber Co. Lrt you can always to advantage he world's finest to old growth fir Jjtured at Nagle's. COMPLETE STOCK REE DELIVERY land's Chertsey Abbey tiles, ;J, j - SSS&H Z. -rSi archaeJOgisis aeierminea i n a xno. i colored springs, ui-2 lbs. aoc tViov worp mnnilfnctlired between I ?o. 1 LeRhorn springs, lft lb. or over.. 20c ' j tnnn o. I co ored springs, over 4 lbs 35c lu:oiw.rRV.. m.,. rTim. wo. a colored springs, 2-3 lbs ...27c : 10-30 Swlni Soiree horn Pruiii, m lb. or OTtx 24c 1 11:00 Swlna Soiree -lw 11:40 Eventide Echoes ! ll:5.-Bulletin Board Te 12:00 Sien Off 11:00 Rockm' Rhythm im:w nuenawK Co. 12:05 Sign Off KASH (1000) THURSDAY G:00 a. m. Jamboree fl:55 World News 7:00 Top of the Morning 1:65 World News 8:00 Top of the Morning 8:30 Fellowship Hour 8:00 Melody Time :55 World News 10:00 Kash Party Une 10:55 Eugene -Lane News 11:00 KASH Party Line 11:00 Radio Newsreel 13:15 p. m. Weather 12:20 The Farm Digest . 12:30 CTo.roads Jamboree 1:00 Curtain Call 1:45 Theatre Page 2:00 Musical Matinee 2:55 World News 3:00 Muflcal Matinee 3:55 Northwest News 4:00 Spfld. Hour 4:55 News of Spfld. 5:00 The Dinner Hour 5:30 For Children Only 5:55 Police Bulletin KGW (630) THURSDAY 5:00 Knox Mann in I 5:15 Music that Sparklet 5:30 Colli ngwood. Newt 3:45 Bob Garred. News 5:35 Bill Henry, News KOAC (550) THURSDAY 10:00 a. m. News 10:15 Especially for Women 11:00 School of the Air 11:15 The Concert Hall 12:00 News 12:15 p. m. Farm Hour 1:00 Ride 'Em Cowboy 1:15 School of the Air 1:45 Melody Lant 3:00 Home Oarden Hour 1:3(1 Memory Book 3:00 Oregon Reporter .1:15 Music of the Masters 4:00 Univ. Hour 5:00 On The Upbeat 5:45 OSC Studio Orch. KUON (1400) THURSDAY KUGNFM Dally from II Noon tunil 9 p. m. 90.1 Megacycles, Channel 356. 5:55 a. in. News 9:00 Yawn Patrol 8:10 Chuck Wagon Jam, 8:25 Karlybird Ed. 8:30 KUGN Farmer Hegaster-Ciiard, Eugene, Ore., Wed., Jan. 28, lft4R, Page 13 Calculated Binge BOSTON Of.Ri-State Rep. Clar ence A. Wood of Hopklnton said Wednesday a Cambridge woman MOSCOW (U.R) The Soviet j admitted she purposely feeds government prohibited Russian' whisky to her husband and turns officials from talking to foreigners ' ntm over to oollc. each time he ti 8:00 a. m. Honeymoon, NY 8:45 Sunrise Serenade ' ' ENGINEERING IN WOOD ROOF TRUSSES II I Ml t I IHI I III III I Hi ill I STRUCTURE S. ixceareiATio P.O. BOX 549 EUGENE. OREGON Telephone Eugene tWl Stags and cocka . uascara, lb. Dry Grapo rort, ib. Ferns, per bunch varlftd . TALLOW Tallow. No. 1 TaUow. No. I Home greaj. Gre.i. Public Market EGGS Jumbos Oversize Grade A Large . Grade A Medium Grado A Small : VEGETABLES Avocadoes. No. 30. each . Cabbage, lb. Laooage, km, id. ! Local Rhubarb. lba. . i Carrots, bunch ; Cranberries, ib. . i Celery, bunch i Lettuce, head, two - ..12c KOIN 4970) WEDNKSOAY J fi:00 p.m. Elsie Presents J!? ; 6:30 Sweeney and March s? : 7:00 The Saint 7:50 The Whistler 8:00 Lowell Thomas 8:15 Jack Smith 8:30 Dr. Christian 8:55 News 9:00 Tex Beneke Orch, 0:30 Club 15 9:45 Edward R. Murrow iu:wu r ive star uinai ?nSll0:15 Talks 7n i 10:30 Veterans Bulletin SiX 1 10:35 Del Courtney Orch. we : .noDyana Gale Sings 37c, n:30-Air-Flo 11:55 News ' 12:00 Silent "JjJ KGW 1 030) WEDNESDAY 15c t 6:30 Kneass News 6:45 Early Bird Ballads 7:00 Farm Time 7:30 The Old Songs 1:45 Sam Hayes, News 8:80 Fred Waring Show 8:30 Jack Bereh 8:45 Hospitality Time T:00 Gomel Sinr 7:15 Martin Agronsky 7:30 James Abbe ?:45Wake up with Wally 8:00 Breakfast Club 9:00 Welcome Travelers 9:30 Breakfast. Hollywood id:dd Ciaien urake 9:00 Tommy Dorsey Show 10:15 Kaihryn Comments 15c, 6c, 18c , Cucumbers, hthae, local, ea. . Greens, Mustard, lb Onions bunch . , Onions, dry, 3 lba. Parsley bunch , ., Potatoes, Sweet, 1 lba. ., Radishes, bunch . Peppers, Green, lb. Potatoes, 10 lbs, Tomatoes, lb. ..40c ! .-Mc 35c -Musical Soiree Serenade to You 10:00 School Broadcast 10:30 Claudia 10:45 Joyce Jordan 11:00 Today's Children 11:15 Woman in White 11:30 Holly Sloane 11:45 Light of the World 13:00 Kneass. News 12:15 p. m. Ma Perklna 12:30 Popper Young 12:45 Right to Happiness 1:00 Backstape Wife 1:15 Stella Dallas 1:30 Lorenzo Jones 1:13 Young Wldder 2:0U When f Girl Marries 2:15 Portia Faces Life 2:30 Just Plain Bill 2:45 Front Pane Farrcll .1:00 Road of Ltf 3:15 Lora Law ton 3:30 Aunt Mary 3:45 Dr. Paul 4:00 This Woman's Secret 7:30 Jimmy Durante Show 4:15 Life can be Beautiful 8:00 Suooer Club 8:15 News of the World R:MJ Great Gilderslecve 8:00 Dennis Day Show 9:30 Mr. District Attorney J5c ! 10:00 News Flashes lDe ll3 Current and Choice 45c 10:45 The Band Wagon ..89c new! -19c i 4:30 Sons! Book 4:45 Stnrs of Today 5:00 Chuck Foster, News 5:15 George Moorad 5:30 On the Sunny Side 5:45 Elmer Peterson mH2 W MORI TUN THAN ? YOU IVER OUI5SE0 ; I WHAT'S THE 1! nmofthat i Summer Squash, lb. Zuclnl Squash, lb. . Queen Ann Squash. S for . Turnips, S lbs. Beets, bunch FRUITS Tomatoea, lb. , . Grapes, ib. , Applea . I., HISCXLLANKOUS Walnuts, lb Walnut Meata, lb. Filberts, lb. . Grape juice, gallon 8:00 p.m., Wednesday Prtstnted by Wildroot Cream-Oil KORE 1450 ON YOUR DIAL K. "iwe.v. iTtt, 'R World's Greatest Regional network WELL DRILLING EASY PAYMENT; PLAN 41 Atlas Drilling Co. H. L. Gordlnler 30 Tears Experience Phone 4823-W or 92 825 Willow St., Eugene, Oregon KOIN (970) THURSDAY 8:00 a. m News 8:15 KOIN Klock 7:15 Macleod, News 7:30 Bob Garred, News 7:45 Fred Beck 8:00 Consumer Newi 8:15 Okla. Roundup 8:30 Grand Slam 8:45 Rosemary 9:00 Wendy Warren 9:15 Aunt Jenny 9:30 Helen Trent 9:45 Our Gal Sunday 10:00 Big Sister 10:15 Ma Perkins 10:30 Young Dr. Malone 10:45 The Guiding Light 11:00 Second Mrs. Burton 11:15 Perry Mason 11:30 Look Your Best KUGN (1400) WEDNESDAY it-. f m nr.am. KUGN-FM From 12 Noon talon Roh H-nd-rsnn. New 2:30 Voice of Army Until! P. M. 9J.1 Megacyc- i2;i5 p. m. Come and get It 2:45 Tropical Tempos 12:30 Double or Nothing 1 :00 Music for You 1:15 Lullaby Time 1:20 Newspaper. Air 3:00 School of the Air 3:30 House Party 2:53 Tops for Today 3:00 Art Kirkman, News 3:15 Tunefully Yours 3:30 Arthur Godfrey 45c 11:13 Jan Garber Orch. 19c 11:30 Ron Sal Orch. 19c 1 11:55 News Summary lie 12:00 Sign Off 15c 10c KOAC (550) WEDNESDAY o:uu p. m. news Ma ' R'l H Din m 1.11 .Soc Mo J5c ; II 6:1ft Dinner Melodies 6:30 Headlines In Chem. 6:43 Guest Star 7:00 Farmers Union 7:1ft Farm Hour 8:00 Radio 5.H. Contest 3:30 Vets New Review 8:4S News 9:00 Music that Endures 9:45 P.M Meditations 10:00 Sign Off 10:20 Srath-MyTl Ork 10:30 My True story 10:33 Nws 11:00 News 11:00 Fashion Flashes 11:1ft Song by Crosby 11:30 Meet The Band 11:45 F.thfl St Albert 12:00 Walter Klernau 12:13 p. m tjyna Co. 1st Id 12:30 Paul Whiteman Club 1:15 Trading Post 1:30 Dale with Betty Lou 1:45 P. M. Headlines 2:00 Cere Arnold Show 2:30 Abide With Me 2:45 Matinee in Melody 3:00 Ladies Be Seated 3:30 llven of Rest 4:00 KVGN Corral 4:30 Off The Record 5:00 David Rose Ork 3:30 Story Lady 3:45 Lane Co. Home Zd. KORK (1490) THURSDAY 6:00 a.m. News 6:15 Coffee Clock 7:00 Frank Hemingway 7:15 Rise and Shine 7:30 Rex Miller 7:45 Morning Sermonett. 8:00 Eight o'clock News 8:15 News-Music 8:30 Thursday Themes 8:45 Happier Living 9:00 Kate Smith Speaks 9:15 Victor Llndlahr 9:30 Homemaker Program 9:45 Community Calendar 10:00 Newspaper of th Air 10:15 Tne flclsweel snow 10:30 Tell Your Neighbor 10:45 Piano Play House 11:00 News 11:13 Krsklne Johnson 11:30 Queen for a Day 12:00 Noon News 12:15 p.m. Light Classics 1:00 Untied Nations Today 1:15 Johnson Family 1 :30 Lighthouse Tempi. 1:4ft Chapel by Road 2:00 Heart a Desire Wednesday and designated For eign Minister V. M. Molotov'i for. eign office as the sole clearing house for contact with the outside world. The only exemptions to the blanket decree were the ministry of foreign trade, which may handle foreign contacts with permission of the foreign office, and such working people as clerks, waiters and ticket sellers. The clerks and waiten, how ever, were warned they must re-1 strict their conversations with for eigners to the "limits of their usual functions on penalty of prosecu tion under the criminal code. Punishment was not ipecified. Any Soviet official other than those in the foreign ministry ap proached personally by a foreign diplomat must not discuss the question asked. Answers must Be limited to an explanation that the , inquiry must be directed to the! ministry of foreign affairs. The decree was passed Dec. IB by order of the Supreme Soviet to tichten state security. It was pub lished Tuesday In the Offldili Gazette. released from periodic drunken ness sentences. The explanation: sober and free, he earns $30 a wek; drunk and locked up, he makes her and her children eligible for welfare checks totaling about $60 a week. Softwoods usually come from evergreen trees and hardwood! in the nUlted States usually come from trees that shed their leaves each year. TONIGHT Is FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE EVERY SAT. NITE Willamette Park Freddy Yahn's Orchestra Phone Springfield 326 for Table Reservations Hear th Big BING CROSBY SHOW 9:00 P. M. KUGN American Broadcasting Co. les, Channel 256. 6:00 p. m. Headline Ed. 6:15 Sears Serenade 6:30 Wayne King Show 7:00 Lone Ranger 7:30 Favorite Story 8:00 Abbott & Costello 8:30 Modes Moderne 9:00 Bing Crosby 9:30 Tex. Star Theater 3:00 News 3:15 At Your Command 4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 4:15 Frank Hemingway 4:30-J31rthday Club 4:45 Adventure Parade 5:00 Pac. Coast Roundup) 5:15 Superman 5:30 Captain Midnight 5:45 Tom Mix New York Markets ' By T. W. KIENLF.N HF.W YORK. Jan. 2ft (UPi Stocks moved higher today in response to good earnings for first -reporting steel com panies. In addition, there was an extra dividend for stockholders of American To bacco B. and the board of Union Carbide &z Carbon voted a 3-for-l stock splttup. Sharply higher 1947 net income was re ported for V. S. Steel Corp.. Republic, inland ana Jones ee iaugnun. in aa anion, Copperweld reported a rise to 82.74 a share for 1947 from 69 cents In 1946. The steel group of stocks, however, had only moderate gains. Jones and Laughlln advanced more than a point but only fractional gains were noted for U. S. Steel. Bethlehem, Crucible, U. S. Steel and Youngstown Sheet it Tub. Chrysler, up Itt points, led the motor division hichcr. General Motors and Hud son both gained point. Mack Truck, up ! a noint at lis n En. reaciea to uis pre vious close. Santa Fe, up 21., paced its group. In terest In this rail Issue was stimulated hv unconfirmed rumors or some impena tng announcement of Importance after to morrow's directors meeting In Chicago. Southern Pacific and Southern Railway were each up more than a point. American Lar et ounory, American 10 hacco B. Coca-Cola, Firestone Tire, Inter national Paper and Lone Star Cement were all up a point or more each. Allied Stores, Allied Chemical, Caterpillar Trac tor and Deert 6e Co. were up maior Trac tions. Oils, a daylong ravonte. nan gains rang ing to 2 points in Guli with Phillips, Skclley and Standard (N.J.), up a point or more each. Portland List PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND. Jan. S7 AP Butterfat Tentative (subject to immediate change). Premium quality maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland. 91-Wc lb.; first quality, 89-82c lb.; second quality, 84-07 c lb.; valley routes and country points 2c less than first, 87-90c lb. Butter Wholesale, T.O.B. bulk cubes, grade AA, 93 score, 85e lb.; A, 92 score, 04c lb.; B, 80 score. 83c lb.; C, 89 score, 77c lb. Cheese Selling nrlce-to Portland whole- uregon singles, M'j-oc, uregon A grade, large. 47M,-49',3c; A grade resents Leo Jarof f P' Stage 7:30 r- Armory""" . Enter the TEX BENEKE RECORD BAR CONTEST GHAND PRIZE: Two tickets lo the Tex Beneke Stage Show and Dance ; plm a ten dollar merchandise award good lor RCA VICTOR Reo d at the Appliance Center's Record Bar. RULES: Complete the statement in 25 words or less: "I want lo see ond hear Tex Beneke and the Glenn Miller Orchestra because ..." Entries must be on official entry blanks available free at the Record Bar. Only one entry will be accepted per person; all others will be ilsreaarded. Contest closes Tuesday. February 3. All entries must be jwned In at the Appliance Center's RECORD BAR by 5:30 February Prtie will be awarded on the basis ol sincerity, logic and aptness ef thought. Decision of the Judges will be final. winner will be announced by Tex Beneke himself during his PERSONAL APPEARANCE at fe RECORD BAR WEDNES DAY, FEBRUARY 4, 4:00 to J:30, broadcast over KUGN. Free PAR-T-PAK Refreshments APPLIANCE CENTER TET r.. 'O "'est Tenth ... Phone 6245 ."BENEKE RECORDS EXCLUSIVELY FOR RCA VICTOR RECORDS From our collection of RCA VICTOR RECORDINGS by the Miller Orchestra String of PearU Tuxedo Junction Moonlight Serenade At Last In the Mood Stardust Runnin' Wild Maine is called the Pint Tree State. steady at 21.00-29.00: odd head 21.50-31.90: good 400-500 lb. calves 24.00-25,00; Includes 45 id. Blockers at zs.uu. Salable hogs 50; total 200; market steady; good -choice 190-225 lbs. 29.00; few 163 lbs. 27.00; good 450-630 lb. sows 24.50 25.00; choice 80 lb. feeder pigs 27.00. Salable and total sheep 100; fat lambs fully 1.00 lower; good-choice 190-225 lbs. 29.00: few 165 lbs. 27.00; good 450-930 lb. sows 24.50-25.00; choice 80 lb., feeder pigs 27.00. Salable and total sheep 100; fat lambs fully 1.00 lower; good-choice 88-U8 lb. Iambs 22.00; strictly choice salable to 22.50; or above medium grades 20.00; good cholcc ewes salable steady, 9.00-10.00. Ancient Egyptians used veneers to make fine furniture. salers: 5-1K loaf. 48' i-56c. . Eggs To wholesalers, nniA.A2tr: mrriium. 47' small, nominal; B grade, large. 41'.fe-45'Ac uoz. Eggs Purchased from farmers, current receipts. 47'i-49'-ic dot.; buyers pay 3-3'c below wholesale quotations on graded basis for best hennery eggs. Steers Good. $44.50-45; commercial, $43 43.50; utility. $39-41. Cows Commercial, 839-42.50; utility, S37-38; cutter, canner, $34-38. Beef cuts (good steers, heifers) Hind quarters, $51-51!; rounds. $47-49; full loins Irimmed, $70-71; triangles, $39-40; square chucks, $44-47; ribs, $62-66; fore quarters, $42-44. Veal and calf Choice. $49.50-51; good. S49-49.30; commercial, $43-47.50; utility, n36.41.80. : Lamb Choice and good, $44.80-45; com mercial, all weights, $42. Mutton Good, 70 lbs. down. $21-28. I Pork cuts: Loins No. 1. 8 to 12 lba., S53-55: shoulders, $43-45; spsrerlbs. lbs., Wool Coarse, valley and medium 1 ! grade. 45e lb. Mohair 42c lb. on 12-month growth. Onions Supply moderate, market strong. ! sn-lb. sk. Ore. Brooks, yellows. No. Is I ft5 5.25; large, $5.50-5.75; No. 2s $2.75-3.26: boilers. No. 1, 10-lb. 59-60c; white me-1 diiim. No. Is, $4.B5-5: Washington yellows! .common medium, No. Is, $3.85-4; large,! ; 85-4.25. Potatoes Market firm, Ore. Deschutes! anc Klamath Russeti No. 1. $5-5.15, 25-1 b. j -SI. 35-1. 38. 15-lb. 83-85C, No. 2. 50-lb. $2- i 2.20. 100-lb. No. 1 bakers, $5.85-8: No. 2s i$4.85-5; Idaho Russets No Is $5.25-5.38; Calif. Triumphs 50-lb. paper sk., $3.50-, Poultry; Live ehlekons paying price j to producers: No. 1 broilers under 2'. lbs. 28c; fryers iV to 8 lbs. 30-32c lb.; 3 to 4 lbs. 34-35c; roosters 4 lbs. and over 34 '33c; owl. Leghorns under 4 lbs. 18-20c; 4 I ik. nnfi avir 3.1.2 lh colored fowl, a!) weights. 29c; stags, all weights 12-14c lb.; Hay U.S. No. 2, green tlfalfa or better,; carload lots F.O.B, Portland, $37.50-30: U.S. No. 1 timothy, Eastern Oregon, or j Washington, carlots. F.O.B. Portland, 858-; MM: oat and vetch mixed hay. un-l certified clover hay. $27.50-29.50 baled at Willamette valley farms, depending upon quality and location. 4) PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 28 fAP) IU.S.D.A. I Salable and total cattle 100. holdover 275; calves 25: market slow: about stead on fresh supply: some hold overs not shown; steers scarce; common medium heiiers 19.00-24.75; canner-cutter cows 12.50.15.50; shells down to 11.50; fat dairy tvpe cows 16.00-17.00; medium-good beef cows 18.50-21.00; good young cows uo to 23.00: common-medium sausage bulls 17.00-20.00; good-choice vealers fully PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. $8 (AP) WhMt future not auoted. Cash Brain: Oat.t No. 3-38 lb. white 86.00; ; barley no, a- ID. u. w. bd.wj; no. i flax 7.10. Cash wheat (bid) soft white 3.83; soft white (excluding Rex) 2.83; white club 2.83: western red J.B3. Hard red winter Ordinary 3.83; 10 per cent 2.88; 11 per cent 2.96; 12 ner cent 8.06. Hard white baart: Ordinary 3.15; to ner cent 8.15; 11 per cent 3.21 13 per cent 3.27. Today's ear receipts: Wheat 24; barley 10; flour 6; corn 1; oats 2; hay St millfeed 9, The Holland Eugene's leading spot for floor shows and entertainment Now Playing The World Famous Philharmonic Trio Famous Harmonica Trio of Stage, Screen and Radio IN PERSON Plus ZARATE & PAQUITA Musical Comedy Billy Hamilton's Orch. No cover charge before 8 p. m. Except Saturday Coming Feb. 2nd The Merry Macs Stars of Radio, Stage & Screen MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW PHONE 4010 WED.. THURS., FEB. 4-5 Continuous from IP. M. TtM YaMetrs) a.4M LAURENCE OLIVIER 0 Is wmmm nmmri m HENRY V Mat 90c Nite 1.20 luc. tax CflEDILDfl :f5M,:lJHt'MJi.WSfrWa Adm. 20-65 Inc. Tax ENDS TONITE PIRATES OF MONTEREY Thurs., Frl., Sat. Weaver Bros. Elviry In "Grand Old Opry" CHARLES STARRETT "STRANGER from P0NCA CITY" with Smiley Burnetts I V'i J l,n J, I J 1 I I m Zl 4 Adm. 20-85 Inc. Tax Ends Tonlte Frieda THURS. FRL - SAT. Adventure Romance Marie Montez OLD TIME DANCE TONIOllT W.O.W. HALL 8th & Lincoln VERN. McADAMS ORCHESTRA GEORGE'S GIIOTTO FINE FOODS SEA FOODS . . . STEAKS . . . LUNCHEONS Two Banquet Rooms -:- Tel. 4527 764 Willamette Street OPES 7 A.M. to 11:30 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS ENDS TONITE The "Fabulous Dorseys "Time Out of Mind McKENZIE LAST DAY "JUNGLE FLIGHT" "THE LOST MOMENT" VARSITY TODAY & THURS. Starts 5:45 Dally Best Tears of Our Llv A I 1 ' ilA yiWij. VWCM V: SSI ST - V SkaaSSSPaaSSVa .aSST . W" 20 Minute Featurette "Greatest Guy In The ' . i; EXTRA World" Also Cartoon "The Mild West" ;. ;,j b tonite "GREEN DOLPHIN STREET"J 111 STARTS j jT" ! extra - ; ' . ioan m'Jlfielo 'll Cartoon CLAUDE UMS AUDREY TOTTER i V . X .. . f "CONSTANCE BENNETT g It. Hunting 1 HURO HATFIELD -Jtffk , M.WnctatlCHa NORTH 5NS ': Mice" . . . . . VV'. ' I E( Leo Gorcey Ar t "5 and the ,''Ff! 5nBowery Boyst i: ImmiLmm Mm i 1 1 'Ox f. End, Toniie 1 i I I Vxitf "GRAPES OF WRATH" Henry Fonda Jj I I $$Mm "TOBACCO ROAD" Dana Andrews
