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Newspaper Page TextPag W, Register-Oiinrtf, Eugene, Ore., Mon., June 21, 1948 Society, Women s Organizations By ANN CONNELL ILLAHEE DIVISION SCHEDULES LAST POTLUCK DINNER "Totluck dinner will be served at six-thirty o'clock, Pacific Standard Time, to members of Illahee Division, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, at Knights of Pythias Hall Satur day evening. The dinner committee is un der the direction of Mrs. G. A. (jilmore, and her assistants are Mrs. F. L. Jost, Mrs. L. W. Ruth, Mrs. K. E. Rutlodge, Mrs. S. 1. Woodson, and Mrs. C. 0. Hosmer. Lodge will be at eight o'clock, Standard Time, and this will be the last meeting until fall. nouncing devotions will be Mrs. T. O. Nelson, and Mri. Martin Berg will talk on "Picture Studies." The time for the meet ing is two o'clock Thursday aft ernoon. Circle Two will meet with Mrs. Jalmar Carlson, 2306 Onyx Street, and her co-hostess, Mrs. Harold Aalbue. Mrs. Charles Dirlam will speak on "Church Symbols" at the two o'clock Thursday afternoon meeting. SHOWER IS GIVEN AT LARSEN HOME SHOWER AT DEXTMl HONORS COUPLE DEXTER Honored June 16 were Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Ed lnunson, who were married re cently. Attending the shower given by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ba gent were seven couple who were schoolmates of Mr. Edmunson. A personal pre-nupt.al shower , Allison, was given Thursday evening in honor of Miss Eleanor Larsen, I PICNIC PLANS who is to be married to Henry I TO BE MADE Hcin. Mrs. Arnold Larsen was AT DESSERT the hostess. Games were played, i One o'clock dessert w:U be and the hastcss served refresh- j served to members of Auxiliary menls. I to Brotherhood of Railway Guests were Mrs. F. L. Larsen, ; Trainmen Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Herman Hein, Miss Frances Hein, Miss Juanita Skirvin, Miss Betty Fox, Miss Gloria Rogers, Miss Mayala Fleschman, Miss Mary Lynn Gilbert, Miss Elsie Larsen, Miss Ethel Larsen and Miss Patricia Eileen Larsen. WESTWAY CLUB ' . MEETS FOR CARDS An afternoon of cards was enjoyed by members of West way Club following the one o'clock luncheon served by Mrs. M. G. Dunn, Thursday. Card honors went to Mrs. Harry Wheeler and Mrs. Celia Baker. Guests of the group were Mrs. Harold Dunn and Mrs. M. Blackmore. Mrs. Fred Gibons was an nounced as hostess for the August 1 meeting. It will be at one-thirty o'clock, rather than the usual time of one. It will be at the home of Mrs. W. N. Maguire, 592 Seventh Avenue West, and assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Corbett Skelly, Mrs. Clara Snodgrass, and Mrs. Lawrence Harrington. Bridge and pinochle will be played in the afternoon. Committee chairmen for the July 18 picnic will discuss plans for the affair which is to be at the Benton-Lane Park. DEGREE OF HONOR busi ness meeting will be at eight o'clock Tuesday evening in Knights of Pythias Hall. Redoes 'Tis the season for rhubarb and here is a mighty good dessert. Cook the rhubarb in the liquid from canned peaches (saves sugar and gives flavor). Serve as sauce for dessert, or over pound cake. Good with either whipped cream CARD PLAYERS RECEIVE BONUS Bonus awards tn hnlHors nf : or top milk, highest scores for three months Rhubarb-Peach Sauce were given at the Thursday ' 1 pouna rnuDarD afternoon Ladies of the Elks card party. j Winning in contract was Mrs. H. D. Smartt, auction, Mrs. Helen Weinrick; pinochle, Mrs. C. J. Daniels, all for afternoon , card parties. c . For evening bonus! . awards, Mrs. A. W. Stein was high in contract; Mrs. L, Boroughs, auc tion; and Miss Betty Mackey, pinochle. At the Thursday afternoon play, Mrs. E. C. Hall was high in contract, and Mrs. Larry Ros camp was low. Auction high cards were held by Mrs. L. Bor oughs and low by Mrs. E. C. Preston. Pinochle winner was Mrs. Stanley Ziolkoski and Mrs. T. E. Schultz with low cards. REEDSPORT MARRIAGE OF JUNE 2 ANNOUNCED REEDSPORT Mrs. Flossie .Prescott announces the marriage of her daughter, Patricia Rose, to Edward Linn Clardy, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Clardy of Illin ois. The ceremony took place in the Roseburg Presbyterian manse, Wednesday, June 2. Fol lowing a wedding trip to Eu reka, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Clardy are at home at Reedsport where Mr. Clardy is employed by Dailey Motors. Mrs. Louise Slonecker and Miss Betty Burling were hostesses recently at the Slo , necker home at a bridal shower honoring Mrs. Clardy. Invited guests included Mrs. Prescott, Mrs. Grace Wilson, Mrs. Albert Burling, Mrs. Pat Pinion, Mrs. Betty Taylor, Misses Margaret Warmkessel and Billie Moen, Bert Moen, Rusty Haggerty, Milan Locketl, Pat Taylor, Mrs. Mae Taylor and Mrs. Virginia Carsley. RADIO DUO ADI ' ASTS EOIN (070) MONDAY b:oo p. m. Hep, wat. cony. 7:0ft My Friend Irma 7:30 Screen Guild player 8:0ft Lowell Thomas 8:15 Jack Smith show 8:30 Talent Scouta 9:00 Inner Sanctum 9:30 Beulah 9:45 Niaht Editor 10:00 Five Star Finil 10:19 In My Opinion 10:30 Dance Orch. 11:00 Serenade ii:30 Air-Flo 11:55 News 12:00 Silent KGW (630) MONDAY 8:00 p. m. Ore. melodies 8:30 Dr. I. Q. 7:00 Contented Hour 7:30 Fred Waring show 8:00 Sunpper Club 8:15 News of the World 8:30 Cavalcade of Ainer. 9:00 Telephone Hour 9:30 The Big Story 10:00 Rk-hfletd News 10:15 Snorts Pace Final 10:30 Band Wagon 10:45 Morton Downey 11:00 News 11:15 Wax Museum 12:00 Sign Off KUC.N (1100) MONDAT KUGN-FM Daily from 5:30 AM until 12:05 AM 99.1 Megs. Ch, 256 8:00 p. m. Headline Ed. 6:15 Sears Serenade 6:30 Mr. President 7:00 Lone Ranger 7:30 Tomorrow's Tops 8:00 Sound Off 8:30 Stars in the Night 9:00 Repub. Natl Conv, 9:15 Arthur Gaeth 9:30 Treasury Band show 10:00 News Summary 10:15 Sports Final 10:30 So Proudly We Hall 11:00 Dance Band 11:30 Dance Band 12:00 News 12:05 Sign Off KORE mf.O) MONDAT KOIN (970) TUESDAY 6:00 a. m. News of Amer. 8:19 KOIN Klock 7:15 Macleod, News 7:30 Bob Garred, News 7:45 Fred Beck 8:00 Consumer News 8:15 Barnyard Follies 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. Malona 10:45 The Guiding Light 11:00 Second Mrs. Burton 11:15 Perry Mason 11:30 Norah Drake 11:45 Evelyn Winter 12:00 Duncan Mat-lend 12:15 p. m. Come & Get It 12:30 Double or Nalhing 1:00 Art Batter's .v.tPhoofc 1:30 Newspaper of Air 2:00 Meet the Missus 2:30 House Parly 2:3a Tops for Today 3:00 Art Kirkham, News 3:15 Lullaby Time 3:20 Tunefully Yours 3:30 Arthur Godfrey 4:00 Hint Hunt 4:23 George Fisher 4:30 Jerry Wayne show 4:45 Ned Calmer. News 5;00 Knox Manning 5:25 Music that Sparkles 5:30 ColUngwood News 5:45 Bob Garred, News 5:55 News KORE (1430) TUESDAY 8:00 a. m. Farm News 6:15 Coffee Clock 7:00 Frank Hemingway 7:15 Rise & Shine 7:30 Rex Miller 7:43 Morning Sermonctte 8:00 Republican can v. 8:30 Cecil Brown 8:45 Happier Living 9:00 Kate Smith 9:15 Victor Lindlahr 9:30 Republican Conv. 10:00 Newspaper of Air 10: In On Parade 6:00 p. m. Gabriel Heatter joIm From News Desk 1 No. Vz can peach halves Mi cup sugar Dash salt Vi teaspoon cinnamon, (or nut- neg) Cut rhubarb into 1 inch pieces. Drain syrup from peaches into a sauce pan. Add rhubarb, sugar and seasonings Simer gently un til rhubarb is tender. Chill and serve over peach halves. Six to eight servings. With Cake Slice: Place a slice of cake such as pound, sponge, chif fon, or left-over cake, in each serving dish. Put a peach half on each about a third cup rhubarb sauce. Top with whipped crea. Shortcake: Use peaches and rhubarb with rich biscuits for an intriguing shortcake. Serve with it light cream or milk. JUNE PEAS IN CASSEJIOLF 1 tablespoon salt 2 quarts boiling water 4 ounces spaghetti 2 cups cooked peas IV4 cups condensed mushroom soup (1 10-ounce can) Vz cup milk teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 4 - trips crisp bacon Add 1 tablespoon salt to actively boiling water. Gradually add spaghetti and cook until tender (about 12 minutes). Drain and rinse. Combine spaghetti, peas, mushroom soup, milk, salt and Worcestershire sauce. Mix well. Put into greased life-quart casserole. Cover. Bake in moder ate oven (over 350 deg. F.) about 45 minutes. Garnish with crisp bacon. Yield: 4 servings. :15 News Hilitca 6:30 California Melodies 7:00 Red Cross 7:15 Waltz Time 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Let George Do It 8:30 Charlie Chan 8:55 Billy Rose 9:0ft Newspaper of Air 9:15 Fleetwood Lawton 9:30 Eyes on the Ball 9:45 Henry J. Taylor 10:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr. 10:15 The Unexpected 10:45 Spotlight on a Star 11:00 Brother Arlington 11:30 Mutual Music Box 11:45 News 12:00 Sandman KOAC (550) MONDAY 8:00 p. m. The News 8:15 -Dinner Melodies 6:30 Music of Czecho. 7:15 Evening Farm Hr. 8:00 Research Report 8:15 Great Songs 8:45 The News 9:00 Music that Endures 9:45 Eve. Meditations 10:00 Highlights of Week 10:15 Serenade 10:55 The News 11:00 Sign Off KASH (1600) MONDAY 8:00 p.m. Round Clock N. 6:15 -Monday's Top Ten 6:30 Melody Lingers On 6:55 Eugene-Lane News 7:00 Marine Story 7:15 Music Hall Varieties 7:30 Serenade to You 7:55 World News 8:00 This Hour Is for You 9:00 Radio Newsreel 9:15 Swing Soiree 9:55 Sports Spotlight 10:00 Swing Soiree 10:55 News Roundup 11:00 Swing Soiree 11:55 Bulletin Board 12:00 Midnight Sw. Soiree 12:30a.m. Sign Off. 10:43 Tell Your Neighbor ' 11:00 News 11:0a Housewives Prom 11:30 Queen for a Day 12:00 Noon News 12:15 p. m. Cedric Foster 12:30 Better Buys 12:45 Inquiring Mike 1:00 United Nations 1:30 Lighthouse Temple 1:45 Nat Brandwynne 2:00 Heart's Desire 2:30 Republican Conv. 2:45 Birthday Club 2:55 Program Notes 3:00 News Headlines 3:15 At Your Command 4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. 4:15 Frank Hemingway 4:30 Passing Parade 4:43 Pacific coast roundup 5:00 Adventure Parade 5:15 Bill Harrington 5:30 Superman 5:45 Tom Mix 8:30 Jack Bereh 8:45 Friendly Melodies 9:00 Tommy Dorsey 10:00 Kneaas with News 10:15 Nelson Olmsted 10:30 Claudia 10:45 Joyce Jordan 11:00 Double or Nothing 11:30 Today's Children 11:45 Light of the World 12:00 Kncass with News 12:15 p. m. Ma Perkins 12:30 Pepper Young's fam. 12:45 Right to Happiness 1:00 Backstage Wife 1:15 Stella Dallas 1:30 Lorenzo Jones 1:45 Widder Brown 2:00 When a Girl Marries 2:13 Portia Faces Life 2:30 Just Plain Bill 2:55 Front Page Farrell 3:00 Rood of Life 3:15 Lora Lawton 3:30 Aunt Mary 3:4fl Nora Drake 4:00 This Woman's secret 4:13 Life ran be beautiful 4:30 Linda's First Love 4:45 Stars of Today 5:00 Chuck Foster, News 5:15 George Moorad 5:30 Date with Judy KASH (UiOO) TUESDAY 5:00 a. in. Xronds Jamb. 5:55 World News 6:00 Xroads Jamb, 6:55 World News 7:00 Xroads Jamboree 7:53 Northwest News 8:00 Top of the Morning 8:55 World News 9:00 A.M. Melody Time 9:55 World News 10:00 KASH Party Line 10:15 Pets for People 10:20 KASH Party Line 10:55 Local News 11:00 Curtain Call 11:15 Hollywood Spotlite 11:20 Theatre Page 11 :30 Curtain Call 12:00 The News Parade 12:13 p. m. Weather report 12:20 Farm Digest 12:30 Xroads Jamb. 1:00 Musical Matinee 1:55 Northwest News 2:00 Musioal Matinee 2:33 Washington Today 3:0f Musical Matinee 3-30 Tunes on Parade 3:53 Cottage Grove news 4:00 Soring field Hour 4:55 Springfield News 3:00 Dinner Hour 5:30 For Children Only 5:55 Police Bulletin KUGN (1400) TUESDAY KUGN-FM Daily from 5:38 A.M. until 12:05 A.M. 99.1 Megs. Ch. 256 5:30 a. m. Yawn Patrol 5:53 News 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6:25 News 6:30 KUGN Farmer 6:45 Sunrise Serenade 7:00 Gospel Singer 7:15 Martin Agronsky 7:30 News Summary 7:45 Wake up with Wally 8:00 Breakfast Club 9:00 Welcome Travelers 8:30 Breakfast in Hollywd 10:00 Galen Drake 10:15-Especially for women iSiozath-Mvrl ii (inTho pnm-ari Hall szain-iviy ri iu:au My True story Bird Gets Home Via Chimney REDMOND (U.R) The baby Robin named Santa Claus refused to fly away from his rescuer, and Miss Lucile Ward, who operates a bird sanctuary, reported he had taken up living quarters in her home. The Robin fell down a chimney apparently making his first at tempt at flight. He was rescued from the ashes barely alive, given nourishment through a medicine dropper and promptly named San ta because of his chimney descent. After recovering his hcilth, Santa was offered his freedom. But he had become so attached to his new home that he refused to fly away. TWO-FOOT RATTIiEJR KILLED A two-foot timber rattlesnake which he found in his woodshed was killed June 18 by Jesse Blocher, Rt. 2, Springfield. The snake was discovered just inside the door by Tommy Blocher. When killed it was found to have eight rattles and a button. Enough water flows into the Caspian Sea annually to create a lake the size of Erie. Want Ad Paid Off After 3 Year Lapse IOWA CITY W) Sooner ot later, it seems, want ads get re sultsof a sort. Mrs. Ward McDowell, wife of a University of Iowa student, lost a purse in Minneapolis three years ago. The purse contained $50.08, keys (to a jewelry store), pictures of her baby and letters. She advertised for it in a Min neapolis paper. This week, Mrs. McDowell said, she received the purse in the mall from an unidentified sendeir. It contained 'the keys, pictures, let ters, a safety pin and eight cents. IEGALS too ward. The Common Council ot the Cllv of Eugene, Oregon reserve the right to r. JcclkK,y,or.S" W "r to walv delecti on bids In tho Intercut o( the city. vuieu mm itiui nay oi June, 194B. EARL L. McNUTT M.. DEANE SEEnnil ru- i. No. 0SK Mnnriav Jim. -Jl itvii "'"""Scr Phelps Suit Jury Set A jury was being drawn Mon day in circuit court to hear a suit to recover $3383.13 alleged due for services and a share in prof its from the Ramsey and Phelps Construction Co. Roy E. Phelps was suing Wil liam P. Ramsey and John Phelps for payment he said was due him for services. He also contended the partners owed him a share in the company's profits; Ducks have a transparent mem brane to pull over their eyes in flight like goggles. CALL. FOR Bins Sealed bids will he nnnoH mt 11.- ... house by the school board oi Cohura School nuirlpt ii. trt ...-' tr.l,ur lion of a new .chno i,, Mi;.S,sl.ruc' .. .. . unit, con. aiming or inree iai classrooms, a boiler corridor, on Tuesday! June U"mi "JJ Plans and speculations mav be exam Ined at the olflco of ei.r. if ujlill" architect, located at 29 Eleventh Avenue West, Eugene. OreRon. E Bids must bo mailed to Luclllo D Paul, clerk. Route No. 2, Eugene, Oregon! i.T1VlgS' " l',?"1 lo anv or all bids Fach bid must he accompanied by a .VS. cash or bid bond. The sun-eis fill bidder must deposit a 100ft perform ance bond. ' " Signed Lucille n. Paul. Clerk June 7. 111(8, lime No. 938 Monday. June 21, 1948. Nrinau. Hon Tr1.""'..! ?. ot, talent S" Theaff'1"- AMI,,... weanesdav i..'"rmiiMrTi. eon teat. - ot Wm? 1 VtAvTT-Tr-T - 1 ew..;,'.. ne.tK 77- I NOTICE TO CREDITORS" 5K "V""" ABonrr-S' an I KS.".1 JWlidh'S'll . JUnct m. cu.. " lost & LOST R;nhin7. dog, biiii..;,:.". J1 i,,r-. "Blue." Vlltf ":,, I.' new. Phone 20(1. 7,3" TO fa I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the undersigned has been appointed hv th Circuit Court of Hie Slnte of Oregon for Lane County execulor of the estate of Annie L. Moore, decerned. All persons having clnhns ugnhifit said estate are hereby notified to present the same to Hald executor at the offices of llarrk Bryann. Rlrtdlcsborner & Buller. a:ii turn 5 Thundsv In 1 1 Miner Building. Eugene. Oregon, duly! Writ'on Mri- . L fc"l verified nnd with the proncr vnnnh. s--?i. ""i!1....;1 'rom the date of , "ST1 mKfiS.i un: mm iJiiuiiLMillHl Ul 11115 1101 ICC. Date of first publication of this notice id mo ioi way mi unite, IH1U. HERBERT MOORE, as .such Executor. No. 962 Monday. July 10, 1948. " "'ltI who tw:.-.. - KOAC (550) TUESDT 10:00 a. m. The News 11:00 The Concert Hall 12:00 The News 12:15 p. m. Melody Lane 12:40 Time Out 12:45 Ride 'Em Cowboy 1:00 The News l:15-r-Farm Hour 2:00 4-H Club Assembly $ 7S.ft,. SJi;; 12:30-Paul Whiteman Club 3:15 The Oregon Reporter i.ie Trilj)nff t,.., l?3n Miiclri nf TVTnetnrq 7 . . 10:55 News 11:00 Fashion Flashei 11:15 Club Time 11:30 Waltz Time 11:45 Ethel & Albert 12:30 Washington Newt iz:i5 p m. Local News 3:30 Music of Masters 4:00 The News 4:13 Favorite Hymns 4:45 Children's Theater 5:00 On the Upbeat 5:50550 Sports Club KGW (630) TUESDAY 6:00 a. m. Hodge Podge 8:30 Kneass with News 8:45 Early Bird Ballads 7:00 Farm Time 7:30 The Old Songs 7:45 Sam Hayes 8:00 Fred Waring show 1:30 Date with Betty Lou i:m evening Headlines 3:00 Surprise Package 2:25 News i:30 Gere Arnold Show 3:00 Ladies be Seated 3:30 Haven of Rest 4:00 KUGN Corral 4:30 Stop, Look & Listen 4:55 News 5:00 Stop, Look & Listen 5:15 Story Lady 5:30 Four for a Quarter 5:40 Animal Kingdom 5:45 Local News No waste of flavor when left over bits of meat are used in this way. It's recommended for chick- j en, ham or pork. Make an en- I rirhpH flniir muffin hnttor ncinr a CIRCLE ONE or Women's haso nf twn nunc nf flnlii fnln Un Missionary Federation, Central batter, fold chunks of cooked Public Market EGGS Jumbos Oversize i Cirade a Large Grade A Medium ., Grade A Small VEGETABLES Avocadoes, No. 30 ... . . Cabbage, lb. .. Cabbage, Red, lb. . , Carrots, bunch , Cauliflower, lb. Celery, bunch Lettuce, head, two Cucumbers, hthse. ca. uaniaioupe ea. Watermelon, lb. Onton plants, bunch Seed potatoes, 3 lbs. Greens, Mustard Onions, bunch . Onions, dry, 2 lbs, Parsley, bunch . Potatoes, Sweet, 3 lba. Radishes, bunch Peppers, Green, lb. Potatoes, 10 lbs. , Spinach, 2 lbs, .. Tomatoes, lb, Turnips, 1 bunch Beets, bunch . ,. FRUITS Apples lb. i 70c ..65c .62c ...58c 55c ..1 for 49c 12c .-.15c ..2 for 35c 19c 25c 'Smallest Ever' Suit Withdrawn ATLANTA OP) A 35-cent suit filed by Gate City Furniture Co. against Fertrude Harrison was al a mistake. Manager E. B. Cohn said the firm would refund the 35 cents. i i plus the $2.50 court costs the 20c : woman paid. "It was an error in our office", said Cohn. "The account got mixed up with some others to be foreclosed. It it not the policy ..10c 19c . 20c .-1 bch. 35c 10c 149c I f the company to foreclose on HI l small accounts. In fact, we often 'ssl ; take losses on them." Court attendants said the suit was xne smallest ever med to their knowledge. 15c ..15c Oranges, lb. Grapefruit. S MIHCELLANEOUS Walnuts, lb. Walnut Meats, lb. Filberts, lb. ..15c -10c ..29c Eugene Markets Lutheran Church, will have Its meelinc at the home of Mrs. O. Wick, 1609 Villard Street. Pro- meat, one to oncand one-half cups. Bake as usual and serve split wide open with any leftover gravy. Tune in THE ANIMAL WORLD COURT " , i" - ' X I rally dressed animals, 55-60a: iryem, live white, 30-32c lb.; colored, 28-30c; old or heavy, 15-lBc. Breeder Turkeys No. 1 hens. 47-4Be lb. net to producer on dressed basis; No. 1 toms, 43-44e lb.: some higher. Fresh Dressed Meats All prices are strictly nominal due to Interruptions of normal market in R and processing pro cedures by the flood. Country Killed Meats Veal Per pound, top light. 42-44c; other grades ac cording to weight and quality. Hogs Light blockers, 34-3oc; sows. 36 28c lb. Lambs 45-50c lb.: mutton. 12-20p 1h Beef Good cows, 42-48c; canners and tESi- I The Holland I kfli&iSr I Euec's Leading Spot For I 'llHiT?f!Tu , NEW FLOOR SHCVH p ENDS WEDNESDAY! fr5 my Hamilton's Orchestra i mi in u i. JL S3 Chicken and steak dinners- 4 flrrSfii (jiiiOJ&B & Ife served from 7 p.m. No cover BSSJSlfeig-iS 'Jf! If ! charge before 8 except Satur- & iwLsJtj 1.4 Phone 4080 For Reservation! Btfff il I I COMING If Z!J 3 1 June 28th - plus j HOOSIER , I yBSSIl 1 1 ' HOTSHOTS jl lEyni?T l.i Of Staee, Radio and Screen II I' Alake Reservations Now 1.1 M WioniaCorgiiii.MgiflilliHugliii Bl ,W. . . P.l.'liL11 fvin J NOW PLAYING! Sf- Ii Kndi Wedneday 1 A 11 Randolph Soott Marfuerlte I .1 Rpllp Tlnvic 11 Chapman Geo. MacCrcadr I .1 oeiie uavis K X Edcar Bu.h.nan 1 A As Great as S ajcoaoNEiVcEEEK :i Her Greatest rnaffiriaTTiJ !' . MEETING" i '1 mtsam&j)lJm 1 a i ' yW End! Wedneiday "lAIIMTED 1 II Inirld Barrman Warner Baa- I II 111 ILIA I? II lr Susan Hayward Richard I a Dannlnc Johnny Downs With I "Adam Had Four Sons" I Jim Davis jPpOWylJfPgJll plus j ! vMjjEsdtK-ci "Dovil'c farnn" i 3ifA w a. m mb jaw oi i wm no uity Amusement las ii II II . 20-60 Ends Tuesday 1 1 H " n IS 1 1 Dennis Morgan. Andrea Klnc 1 1 .1 John Calvert 13. 11 -mt wild ikish bose . m mm aui suarioon. news - - v f QUULLli Kg7gaugU , AaKj , kj EndsTonllo I I i 5&FStri II Bonald Began, Eleanor Parker W 3P V"2i3!s (I "VOICE OF THE TURTLE"' I t7frF Jl M Penny Kinaleton, Arthur Lake rtTlaSiTi ""r WITH BLONDIE" Km m BBmBkBim V an am Vbf No City Amusement Tax 1 If ADfJalASC j fl - Kd Tuesday 1 VHIinlinLaf A II Lliabeth Sootl, Burt Uneaster I 1 "DESERT Fl'RV" I JAMBOREE H ,jglSiiil IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHR COUNTY F OREGON F0R LANE NOTICB TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTEn OF THE ESTATE oj R. E. FORNCROOK, decenjod. nonce is ncrcDy Hlvcn that tile under. a k: f. Hi-muiis iiMviMK i-uinns aRainni inal e.nlale arp licrfby notlflrd lo present the aainp. nuiv vrrinrcl and with prnncr No. ana n;5."'e SfmSn r .trimmed. Ma ZLm .... uoniL. Mh. Sfin0 ,- a LOST-Chlld's Pel m; Kart Corker S ?Lltfc'" name o( Uddle Hi. "!!' . ueward. Ph. im-jrilni?"1 LOST Wedeve-..ri i'i W 13.had Blair. Ph" X the Will of R. E Form-rook, deceased. T'a WifioldrimTTKii voiu-h?r. lo Iho Exprnlrix at 414 Main eonlainlni currewv S " . 9 Slrccl. Sprlncfleld. OrPKon. within six !o Ren.-Guard . ftjrlrt m& H ini inonin- oi ine oa;c oi nip ( r?t LOST Mnn,.. PEARL FORNCROOK, Executrix of the Will of R. E. Forncrook. deceased. CARMICHAEL HELIKSON Altorn"ys for Estate. No. 963 - Monday, July 19, 1D4I1. Death Notices 115 nJLKEnSON Ralnh Elmo fRer,. TTnlltr. son, of Vlda, pnsod away on Sat., June 'D, at the afie of 38. He was born In Milan, Kansar, on Feb. 3, 1912. Came to Oregon In 1937. Made hlg home In or near Eugene for the past 4 years. He was a member of the Moase Lodge. He is survived by his wife, Bessie; a son, Freddie Lee, Fulkerson and 2 daughters; Goldle Mae Fulkerson, nnd Betty Jeneane Cook. His father; 5V.rl F. Fulkerson, of Argnnie, Kansas. His mother, Mrs. Lena Taylor of Cherry ville, Oregon. A brother, George Fulk erson of Marlowe, Oklahoma, and a sls 'er, Wilma Bnlar of Castle Hock, Wash. Funeral service will ho hold nf ho Simon Chapel on Wednesday, June 23, at 1:30 P. M. Reverend Vance H. Web ster will officiate. Interment will be in the West Lawn Memorial Cemetery, BACON Elmer Clinton Bacon, age 48, of 2626 Rlverview St., passed away in Portland Saturday, June 19, 1948. He was born Saunemin, Illinois, October 8, was married io uorotnv Fergu son in Redfield, South Dakota March 25, 1919. been a resident of Eugene for th past 4 years. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; one daughter, Karen, at home; two sons: Glenn, at home. Lor en, of Portland; father, Fred Bacon of Northville, So. Dak.; mother, Mrs. H, P. Christensen of Tangent, Oregon; one brother, Russell of Northville, So. Dak.; one sister, Grace Shields of El Monte, California; Reward. Ph T, warn Tti 9 BE .",H, TransportatioT jensps P,,2M..ftjn?,l W52IEb RIDE Easrwlth p'rlvati Ki? !? ?."' nd help i? Lela Phlnlas, Hoffman Ho" Meeting Noticei Broadway At Oak fcnineis Property HAHVEY L. HILTOK" 201 lumbermen1! Exchann, Broadwav. Phnnn i.a. ' side and ouWde walli w"w rain-proofed. Special cement ance treatment nnttM. u.. roof. Equipped with large lutt housed in furnace room. Ficd : Dj dcd ii0 SP 1,rge i'twi M.a.vco. oiwura oe COmpictM I cupancy by July 1st Uh oh space and piy for the buiUi- rentals or buy u an investeKll clinic indicates they will take 1 lease at $5000. per year, Total m INDUSTRIAL SITP! two grandchildren. 1 80x80 ft. with street and alley k BUTTE RF AT Tirst quality (maximum ot .t to 1 per ccpt per pound acid) . SSc Second Quality 80c rrcmiun, quality (maximum 01 .35 of 1 per cent arid. . 8Bc 1 puitnr. .10.41.,. BUTTER (Wholesale Price) Wool-Coarse, altey and medium grade, AA prints . ftc 1 45c lb. A prints . . 85c Mohair 25e lb. on 12-month growth. CHKKSC (Wholesale Price) I Onions 50-lb. Calif. Yellow $3-3.50; Triplets, lb. R2c Reds. $3.25-3.50. Loaf. 5 lb. 55c Potatoes New crop California White RGGS (Buying Priee) ! Rose, 100 lbs., f3.73-4.10; size B, $2.60- Extra Large AA 53c ' 2.70. large aa 51c Hay (Following prices are strictly Jumbos Grade A Large Grade A Medium Grade B Large Under Grades Gradp A Smalt ..Me .50c ..45c . 45c 34c '"'is wno.esa.e rriee lo ReUllera) Large AA Sflr Grade A Large 58c Grade A Medium 53c urnae a small nominal); U. S. No. 3 green alfalfa or better carlota F.O.B. Portland. 32-3. U. S. No. 1 Timothy and oats and vetch I mixed nay, uncertified clover hay, nom inal. POULTRY (Bo-tnr Prli-Kl Hens, over 4 lbs., No. 1 colored 20c Hens, over 4 lbs.. No. 2 colored 2,5c Hens, under 4 lbs.. No. 1 colored 26c Hens, under 4 lbs., No. 2 colored 22c Hens, over 4 lbs.. No 1 light 24c Hens, over 4 lbs., No. 2 light 20c Hens, under 4 lbs.. No. 1 light 22c Hrii;., under 4 lbs.. No. 2 light ia- No. 1 colored springs, 3 to 4 lbs, 3.'c No. 1 colored spring, l'.'a-2 lbs. ,32c No. 1 Leghorn springs, t" lb. or over 30c No. 1 colored springs, over 4 lbs. ... 3."m; PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, June 21 (AP) fUSDA) Receipts at four Dackine olant xinre 44X I Friday: Cattle 1.000. calves 100: hogs 100: wj sheep 1.000. Limited early trading steady on cattle and sheep, around 2.50 higher on hogs compared with last Wednesday. Good-choice 180-230 lb. hogs 28.00-28.50; good sows 18.00-17.50; lightweights to 18.00; feeder pigs lacking. Medtum-low-good grass fat steer"! 27.SO-30.00; good fed steers quoted to 32,00. Medium beef cows 22.00-23.00; canners-cutters 17.00-10.00. Good beef bulls 27.30-28.00. Good-choice vealcrs 28.00-30.00. Good-choice spring lambs 26.00; common grades 21.00. Good yearlings 19.00. Good ewes 8.00-8.50, few light ewes 0.00. Watpr receding from KIIPN 5:40 P.M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY "vuii n luuperaiion wwi me lane uunty Humana Society MAY & MEAD COMPANY n 9 1 BuH 1 11 iw 1 stoPKyarns area. Stockyards company st IH I!i,fp ' lb' or ovcr 2c j anticipating opening of yards effective Cascava. lb. ?n. ' Dry Grape Root. lb. " 7C Vent, per bunch varied lOc TALLOW Tallow, No. 1 .,. .. 12c Tallow. No. 3 ioc House grease .... 7f nmr.B Grease Beef Hide. 1h Calf up to IS lbs. JUp. lb, ... ...Tc 8c ..20c ..12c Portland List PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND, June 21 f AP) Bultcrfat tentative, subject to immediate change. Premium quality maximum of .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered tn Portland. 91-OV lh.t first mmlitv. ftO-OV lh ; r. ond quality, 80-93C lb.; vallev routes and country points 2c less than first, 87-90c Butter Wholesale T.O.G. built cubes. jjimie , tM score, C ID., A, TO SCOTC, "c 10.; a. w score. 78c: C, 90 sc lb. All prices are strictly nominal. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND. June 21 (AP) No wheat futures quoted. Cash Grain: Oats No. 2. 38-lb. white 81.00: barley No. 2, 45-lb. B. W. 73.50; No. 1 flax 6.10. Cash Wheat (bidi: Soft white 2.30; soft white (excluding Rex) 2.30; white club 2.30: western red 2.30. Hard Red Winier: Ordinary 2.30; 10 per cent 2.32; 11 per cent 2.38; 12 per cent 2.44. Hard White Baart: Ordinarv 2.50: 10 ner cent 2.54; 11 per cent 2.60; 12 per cent 2.66. Today's car receipts: Wheat $1 barley 3; flour 8; corn 1; mlllfeed 8. New York Markets NEW YORK. June Jl (APi A ,av decline In the slnck market gained mo mentum late today and leacttng Issues declined fractions to around two points. Even the Intv.nrlreH nil .trwlr. u-hlph score. 78c: C. &0 score 75c : had raced ahead earlier. Joined the rest or tne market in settling Into lower price Cheese Sellinff nrlce Pn.ttan mrnnri wholesalers: Oreuon smiles 80: Oreaoni Activity oleked tin frine as onnta. 3-m. loaf. 53t4-59c. I Hons fell back, with volume for the day .,V.C?- T? whl,ls: A grade, large , In the neighborhood of 1,8000.000 shares. SUa-aac dm.: medium, JlMiC! A grade. Richfield Oil ran up spectacular , amall. nominal: B grade, large 48-48'ic. point gain before receding. Other favored fcggs Purchased from farmers, current oils Included Sinclair. Shamrock Oil. and receipts, aB-olMic dOT. Buyeri pay 3-34c Panhandle Producing. Ralls did prettv below wholesale quotation, on jraded well for a while but weakened toward .. .V "V"". kks. line close. Poultry Live Chickens Paying price1 Central Railroad of V. J. plunged !? pr?"r.".! broilers under 2'. around 9 points at one time. Transcon- .oji., .si-ix io.; fryer,, l to i lb,., 35-38c: , tinental It Western slid more than 3 !: ,bJ, -i. rM!'rt 4 lbt. and o'er, ! points and Pepst-Coli was off more than j , tr.nvius, unarr 105., a point. ni.i.I?'J '!!? S5"Mc: .colored fowl. Others marked down Included V. S. all weights. J9c lb.j nags, all weights, 14-'Sleel. Western Union. American Smelt iiiKi.a.. . I'"- Owena-Tlllnols. Southero Railway, Rabbits AveriM ta nUUert lor ) land nilnola Central. TOIVITE AND EVERY NITE THIS WEEK Through Sunday Combined Together Redwood Empire AND Pacific Coast Shows Inc. LARGEST SHOW EVER TO EXHIBIT IN NORTHWEST 30 THRILL RIDES 70 CONCESSIONS 10 BIG SHOWS 2 CITY BLOCKS OF LIGHTS & SIGHTS AUSPICES VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Springfield Post FOLLOW THE LIGHTS IN THE SKY TO 22 AND E. MAIN SPRINGFIELD f uneral services will be held at Bar- mis is on an important irtrrt, 1 1 inojomew-mieii unapei jnursaay, June aircei ana u. s. Hignwav, if 24th at 11 a.m.. Reverend Vance Weh. LIGHT INDUSTAiaT. stor offleiatfne 86 X 102 ft. lust off West m. i 2S0 sunny side Drive Saturday. June , hiwini nnnortimih, th.t im IB. ltUH H ura hnm In Ilnlij .Tulw 111 I 1803. Came to the United States at the age of 13. Resided In this community for 27 years. Member of the Eagles Lodge of Eugene and also the Moose Lodge. He is survived by his wife; Linnie Jane; 3 children, Milam C. Boniface, and Dorothy Pengra. both of Salem, Oregon, and Betty Kimball of Eugene: 6 grandchildren; hts mother. Lucretia Boniface of Monroe, Mich.; 3 sisters: Rita Poupard, Nataline Cap pBchelH, Gonarose GrancetelH, all In Michigan; 2 brothers; Gino Bonifacio, and Harry Bonifacio, both of Monroe, Michigan. Funeral arrangements will be announced later hv tho Simon ChnDel. VaV.c ra. i, " V" c ..Z --. MATinAUGH ft K00NS jiiJinan i-iiiaii uacim, aira at: ,7iw .-a rvl hnm. rtf hi riniiffhfnr TWr V-t, Mv i Ph. 5049 Kingsbury of Rt. 2, Cre.swcll. June 19, ifMBKSiJSS 1B4B, at the age or 73. Born in Spring field, Mo., Dec. 0, 1874. Was last of I early Freighters, freighting through Oklahoma territory, was adopted Into; Cheyenne Indian Tribe and was blood I brother of Chief Little Rock. Married Jessie M. Backman in Ceiling, Okla., 1898, came to Oregon 6 yean ago. Sur vived by three sons; Otto I of Tustin, California, Alvin A, of Phoenix, Aril.-, Royce of Creswell Rt. 2; one daughter, Mrs, Vesta May Kingsbury of Creswell Rt, 2; six grandchildren. Funeral aer vtce will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. Barthoiomew-Buetl Chapel, inter- 550.000. last vear. About I handle the deal. It's reil moettJ er. neai esiaie ana living quinn eluded. The Inventory will run i) A CENTRAL MARKET Here is one of the best locittd itfp I shop food stores in Une wuaj. I large floor space, ample parkat I B-nni. traffic ronnt MonthlVItEti S95 with renewable ontion. IUJH I food inventory, This won't last itl See other ids under various otlur U fiinilivi nA avanlnn Mil Mr. Van Tassel, Phone IW-l I Hf ! ID ill. ha? 111 HTCMBKR OF THB ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is en tilled exclu sively lo the use for republication of all the local news printed In this newspaper as well as all news dispatches. Want Ad Kates I day, 13c Ui.e 7 days, 58c line 3 days, 27c lint 1 month, $2.25 una Count 6 average words to the line. Mini mum advertisement, 2 lines. Deadline, 5:30 P. M. day before publication, Sun day edIUon deadline, 12 noon Saturday. Slop orders must be in by 10 a.m. Subscription Bates By Carrier, monthly 1.00 By Carrier, 6 months In advanca .. .1.2? By Carrier, yearly In advance 10.00 Bv Mail, In Oregon, one month 1.00 By Mall, tn Oregon, 3 months.. 2. SO By MaiL in Oregon. 6 months 4.50 ment in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. STRANGE Reverend William Loran Strange of Talent, Oregon, passed away Friday, June 18, 1948, at the age of 76. Ife was bom October 28. 18B9 in Har den County. Iowa. Married Lulu Marsh, January 1R98 In Kansas, was a member of the Friends Church Jn Sal em. He has been a resident of Ore gon for ovcr 40 years and a retired min ister. Survived by his wife; one ulster, Mrs. Lucille G. Ansell of LaGrande; five grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday, June 22, 1948 at Veatch Hollingsworth England Funeral ' Home, Major I. ,T. Torgerson officiating, Interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Funeral Notices 120 GOOD Funeral services for Nora Good will take place at the Poole-Larse'--Chapel, Tuesday, June 22, at 2 P. M. Reverend Frank Cook officiating, Con cluding services at Rcsthaven Memorial Park. . IEGALS 100 IN THE CmCUTT COURT OK THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNY OF LANE. SUMMONS ALVIS ALBERT ALLAN. Plaintiff vs. EMMA MARIA ALLAN. Defendant. TO: EMMA MARIA ALLAN GREETINGS. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OnEGON: Yon are hereby commanded and re quired to appear and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff on file aitalnst you In the above-entitled Court within tour weeks from the date of the first publica tion of this summons, and if you fall so to appear and answer for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the above entllled Court for a decree of absolute divorce aaalnst the defendant, forever MDERSON Gertrude May Anderson. Funeral service will be held at the Simon Chapel on Tuesday. June 33. at 2:00 p. m Reverend W. W. White of ficiating;. Interment will be In Mulkey Cemetery. lease on bldg. Rent 70 wllh tar; $30 rent irom uai aoovc. uwioj mit. tnr vnnrc.lf Imutnii. fixtures ate nice. Nice cl'in rti 5 APTS., 3 rooms ana win. . re.- ffrnunri floor. lsr hot Wltff M supplies water for all apU: ! If utility .room wllh Idry. trw atal come. Price $30,000, one-hill Charlie or koom. .rcnV ClIDCTAMTIAT. InMIW ... D.Brfii inrlnriM TOOic room home, as well as tm fcf rentals and apartmnil ; hM. trt location on lot 160x169. j streets. Fine Income, ,', "'J die. Come to office for furlhir t INCOME PROPERTY. Nice. Al business property. 3ap'ln"" . Thai are SJJ 1 small bimi hulm.. - - - u Macnnahle at present. 'This mil ladv who didn't raise the rinui fronl. This li an Ideal In Ihlnkl. The price ll lw ' terms. Billy on this. SPECIAL. One of I",. tunitles to gei mm i" ness. New kr$r&i Imofl Js business f "j This IS in a inn viiim - h t man nas got dto ""'1 i,mt manda his al cnllon ind H ! sacrifice. Me - '.. , The;e." ;v"fh. eric, enna iieaii on"-", $4500. Hurry. Billy or. Ws. WE HAVE a nice biiilmas PP 7th St. comer, uiuy. ...nntt DPA1.TV CO. GROCERY, doing M00 nS WW month: package Deer Jn. ; on bldg.. not in Eujene. HI P something gooo r fimf ' smal country 2 fial income of I.W0 PjrjjJ ment and some furniture. J" , I GRUPP Casper Grupp. Funeral service win ne ncio at Simon inapei on inei.' day. June 22. at 10:30 a. m. S. P. Leipzig will officiate torment in Mount Calvary Cemetery. trocij marsei .1. Amei. mneri - anniv rA vices will be held for Mr. Arnel Wed-! terms., Doc scSTirRES AND 6 t.. it u. .1 n m at the F.OUIPMENT, r lAiue- ,n , Barthbiomew-Buell Chanel in Spring- CERY .STOCK on 'l,sM. field. Oregon. Interment will be In the' rU. jijm la t!30B per Reverend "Jn() ,m!tiire. AA ,i with in-, GROCERY nXTURES. STOCK ' lemetery. fnrnllure. lease it. .'M'.,.. i and 3 bedroom living Marcola Cemetery. Funeral Directors 125 VEATCH HOLLINGSWORTH ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME dissolving the bonds of matrimony now 'hone 112 Pearl Street at 10th existing between the plaintiff and the defendant, and for such other and further relief as to the Court may seem just and equitable In the premises. This summons Is published once each week for four successive and consecutive weeks, pursuant to an order of the Hon. O. F. Sklpworth, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane Cotinty, duly made and entered on the 11th day of June 1948. Date of first publication of this sum mon,, June 14. 1948 F.. B. Sahlslrom Attorney for Plaintiff Residence and Post Office Address Eugene, Oregon Ns. 952 Monday, July 12, 1948. SCHWERING ENGLAND CHAPEL Creswell 1st and C St. Phone 317 Eugene 10th and Pearl. Phone 112 F.IinF.NT CRFA'MATORIUM 1100 Chamelton Phone T2J " brth6lomew"buell chapeiT" Springfield 6th and B Phone 813 SIMON CHAPEL Phone 433 1152 Olive St POOLE-LARKEN FUNERAL HOME Phone 723 MILLER-SHERMAN FUNERAL HOM1 Junction City Ph. 68 Harrllburg O Card of Thanks 135 WK WISH to express our sincere thsnks and appreciation to all our many friends for the many beautiful floral offerings In our recent bereavement for tha loss of our husband and fatner. Mrm nnv XI W1tt. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilt - AliceWlltse. . WE WISH TO EXPRESS our apprecia tion for the floral tributes and for the sympathy extended by our friends the time of the death of our mother, Mrs. Eliza Sellers. FRANK SELLERS TRRSSA SELLERS CHEZEM MRS. NORA STKtMBn CALL FOR BIDS SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the Com mon Council of the City of Eugene. Oregon, will receive scaled bids up to Friday, June 23. 1948 at 2:00 p.m. at the office of the City Manager. City Hall, Eugene, Oregon, at which time all bids will be opened and publicly read aloud for the following: West side of Adams Street between Clark and -Cheshire Streets, East side of Adams Street between Clark and Cheshire Streets. Alder Street, East and West side, be tween 26th and 27th Avenues East The work shall consist of concrete sidewalk paving and doing ill other work necessary thereto, all In accordance with the plans and specifications now on nit hi uie omce oi ne v.uy engineer, diih conucicitju uy uru" '.V ,, " " i - ,n ill City Hall, Eugene. Oregon, where copies ourselves. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hne'' 0wNER 'j. Vij wneiucr witii ine nctca- NOT RESPONSIBLE for any Oliis n , -. - j by my wife. Tnis date June aw. : jrv.i.--f ABtl Pcrtonait 140 - -- i. NOTICE: we will not be respomiD i HS. bills contracted by anyone ni.wr xhj c. j'Tmod W"" 1vak Mr. Tirt Mrs. Don BO liaiu- AnrMT"R Will sc - and 2 bedroom home. TION. Plus 1 lIl,1.,Li Miiipn AFTER HOWWrtaje: "."" Bentley. ,iu shaoe in p"" ,, 6uslnr Street. - - See Git , BeB0R sary bid forms. Each of the above lm provements shall be bid separately and shall be accompanied by a certified check or cashiers check, payable to the City of Eugene. Oregon In the sum of S of the bid tendered, to be forfeited to the City of Eugene, Oregon by the successful bidder In case he falls to en ter into a contract and file an acceptable surety bond In the sum of 80"r of thr y conirnct price, to nil condition-" of aid tontract within ttn (10) days of data of Edwin Boettchcr. LADY PSYCHOLOGIST, palmistry, retd- Ing dally. SO E. Broadway. . IT LONELY, write Ruth I Wad. Bor 807, Vancouver, wain. rooor " do "1 m n rzni. -3ali. ..Wins """mtA. 1711 NOt RESPONSIBLE for any bilU other' gJJ mvtrvi' than my own. Let W. Turner. IOT TnM for snvbodVl bllll but I DUPLE? for 1 1 , - - rjir.E " ITTI - i CI i-iri to 8T 8AJ 1 !30d I irRE, itUI. t BSJ-- lU" ipi km mi bin bit C hr, ca li. to In hi hu: IW aw a E pal DL mi m i