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Newspaper Page Textn, lfoftMw-Ctuarg, Eugenn, Ore., Tut,, July IS, 1948 Sou!h Reported flaking if Easy .-ii WASHINGTON Iff) The 'South, u many longt and booRs luggnt, geemi to valu leljurt t mora highly than other scetlons. ... A oansua bureau report ihowed Tuesday that since the war tela lively fewer aouthernen have gone into the Job market as '"' holder! of Jobs than people else' ' where In the U. S. It wasn't that way In pre-war .V. 1940- Then, the South wa second only to the northeastern states In - tta share of job-minded people. .! The West was third, and the north a central states last. The northeast remained the ob ' eager section of the country when the Bureau got up Its new figures ' from sample surveys taken last year. But the north central states had Jumped to second place. The West stayed third. And the South had slipped to last. The main reason, according to the report, Is that southern women came out of the war period less Interested in jobs than women in other sections. Back in 1940, out of each 1000 persons over 14 years old in the South, 547 had jobs or wanted them exactly the national aver age. In 1947, it was 844 out of 1000 for the South and 89, for the na tion as a whole. The number of job-minded among each 1000 adult men has been pretty much the same in every section of the country, with the proportion slightly higher in the South than in the West. It went like this in 1947. Northeast, 834; North Central, 839; South 830 and West 829. Among women, however, the proportion in the job-market mounted much less in the South than elsewhere over the seven year period. By 1947, the number among each 1000 stood this way by sections: Northeast 331, North Central states 300, West 286, and South 275. Housewivei weren't oounted. Eugene Markets BTJTTEKFAT First quality (maximum of .6 to 1 par cent Der Dound acid) secona wuBiuy 87o Premium quality (maximum of ,99 of 1 per cent acid) 88c BUTTER (Wholesale Price) AA Drlnta 87e A prlnta 88c. CIIEESE (Wholesale Pries) Triplets, lb. Loaf, 8 lb. I EGGS (Bnylnt Price) Extra Large AA ,, LATgt AA jumrjos ..83c II i NOW PLATING! GENE KELLY JUDY GARLAND "THE PIRATE" with WALTER SLEZAE IN TECHNICOLOR PLUS DON CASTLE PEGGY KNUDSEN "Perilous Waters" r I "3 Daring Daughters" Jeanette MaoDonald PLUS "High Wall" MAUREEN OUARA ROBERT YOUNG CLIFTON WEBB "Sitting Pretty" PLUS RAY MnXAND CHARLES LAUGHTON "BIG CLOCK" Grade A Large Grade A Medium . Grade B large under Grades . 57c ..55c -56c 64c ..49c .48c ..39e Grade A Small 40c EGGS (Wholesale Price to Retailers) Sxtra Larrt AA . Medium AA .... Lara AA Grade A Large . ..61c -BBc ..48c Grade A Medium Grade A Small POULTRY (BuTlnr Price) Hem, over 4 lbs., No. 1 colored .S0c Hens, over 4 lbs., No. 3 colored -...26c Hem, under 4 lbs.. No. 1 colored --27c Hem, under 4 lbs., No. 2 colored -23c Hens, over 4 lbs., No. 1 light 25c Hens, over 4 lbs.. No. S light 31c Hens, under 4 lbs., No. 1 light 23c Hens, under 4 lbs.. No. 2 lights 19c No. 1 colored springs, 9 to 4 lbs., . 38c No. 1 colored spring 1W-2 lbs 32c No. 1 Leghorn springs, Vh lb. or over 30c No. 1 colored springs, over 4 lbs. 39c No. 2 colored springers, 2-3 lbs. 29c No. X Leghorn springs, 1H lb. or over 20c Stags and cocks . .14c DARKS Cascara, lb. .L ,. . r Dry Grape Root, lb. 7c Ferns, per bunch varied , Tallow, No. 1 Tallow, NO. S . House grease HIDES Grease Beef Hides, lb. Calf up to 16 lbs, . Kip. lb. -12c 12c 9c 7C .Tc BC ..SOc - RADIO BROADCASTS ROW (620) TUESDAY 6:00 Silver Strings 6:30 Living 1W8 7:00 Corliss Archer 7:30 Romberg Show 8:00 Supper Club 8:15 News of the World 8:30 Call for Music 9:00 Alan Ladd show 9:30 Call the Police 10:00 Richfield News 10:15 Sports Page final 10:30 Current & Choice 11:00 News 11:15 Here's to Veteran! 11:30 Wax Museum 12:00 Sign Oft KORE (14S0) TUESDAY day will be cancelled for 8:00 Fred Waring show any special Democratic con- 8:JO jacK jsercn ventlon broadcasts, 6:00 a. m. Farm Newa 6:15 Coffee Clock 6:45 Two Ton Baker 7:00 Frank Hemingway 7:15 Rise & Shine 7:3A Rex Miller 7:45 Morning Sermonette 8:45 Friendly Melodies 9:00 Tommy Dorsey show 10:00 Kneass with Newa 10:15 Nelson Olmsted 10:30 Claudia 10:45 Joyce Jordan 11:00 Double or Nothing 11:30 Today's Children Public Market mg Ends Wednesday I JS John Wayne Lorraine Day f jl "TYCOON" I lOojnleolor lRtl''isalTiwffib-iffitiiiwiwiti il FW Ends Wednesday 1 1 1 Henry Fonda Deletes Del Bio I II "THE FUGITIVE" 1 i "Cartoon" "Newa mm Ends Today 1 1 1 Barry Fltsgerald I SI "NAKED CITI I "Cartoon" "News" ' MS n Today Wednesday II Joyea Beynoiaa Robt. Hotton I II "ALWAYS TOGETHER" I 1 ria. "JUNQLI FLIGHT" -S..CMBW j aviiimiii'iiifi inww A ft Last Day 1 1 1 Dannie Morgan la I II "TO THE VICTOR" I 11 Plas "BLONDE SAVAGE" WILLAMETTE PARK Presents iM I ft -i-'v J Dan dug 9 to 1 Admission $1.30, Tax Included Phono Spfld. 826 for Table) Reservations LES mm esd Els Orchestra WEDNESDAY, JULY 14th Auspices D. A. V. Chapter No. 3 CARNIVAL AND CIRCUS EUGENE NOW SHOWING South Willamette and Lorane Highway The Largest Show Ever to Play Eugene 20,000 Feet of Neon. Gorgeous Beautiful Dancing Girls. Funny Old Clowns. 2 BIG FREE ACTS! 16 Thrilling Rides! 10 High Class Shows Mile Long Midway All New This Year. Dare-Devil Motordrome Riders. Thrills, Spills. Wild Animals. Fun for All. MATINEE SAT. & SUN. 1 P. M. TO I P. M. Doath-dcfying circus acts ptrformlnf 150 feet In the air without safety devices or nets. New thrillinK rides, freaks, oddities from for the kids. Follow the big twin searchlights. EOGS Jumbof , Overslzo Grad. A Large . Grado A Medium . Grade A small VEGETABLES Avocadoes, No. SO Cabbage, lb. Cabbage, Red, lb. Carrots, bunch Cauliflower, lb. Celery, bunch Lettuce, head, two Cucumbers, hthse, ea. Cantaloupe Watermelon, lb. Greens, Mustard Onions, bunch unions, dry, z ids. . Parsley, bunch Radishes, bunch PeDoera. Green, lb. . Potatoes, 10 lbs. Spinach. 3 lbs. Tomatoes Turnips, 1 bunch -Beets, bunch FRUITS Orantres. lb. Grapefruit, S . . T4c . 9c . 06c . 02c . I9c . SOc . 9c . 10c . 10c 19C . 25c . 33c . t lor 30c 4c . 3 bch. 30c 10c MISCELLANEOUS Walnuts, lb. Walnut Meats, lb. Filberts, lb. . 20c . 10c . 10c 49c 59c 2ffc . 9 lbs. 45c 15c 15c . 10c . 39c Portland List PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND, July 13 (AP) Butterfat Tentative, suoiect to immediate chamre Premium quality maximum of .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland, 91-93c lb.; first quality, 8&-92c lb.; second quality, 80-83c lb.; valley routes and country point!, 2c less than first, 87-90c lb. Butter Wholesale. F.O.B hull- euh. Grado AA 99 score, 84a )b A, 93 score, 84c lb. B, 90 score, 78c; C, 90 score, 75c lb. Above prices are strictly nominal. Cheese Selling crice to Portland whole salers: Oregon singles, 51-57c; Oregon 5-lb. loaf, S4-59C. ' Eggs i to wnoiesaiers: a node, iiree. 58''-59o dor.; A grade medium, 55Ac; A grade, small, Wh-lbVic B grade, large, 49-51ttc. J5s7ts Purchased from farm en. Current receipts, 50-55 doz.; buyers pay S 3Vic below wholesale quotation! on graded basis for best hennery eggs. Liv Chickens Paying price to pro ducers: No. 1 broilers under 2Vt lbs. 33 34c lb.; fryers, 2 to 9 lbs., 37-38c I 3 to 4 lbs., 37-38c; roasters, 4 lbs, and over, 37 38a fowl, leghorns, under 4 lbs., 33-24c lb.; all weights, 27-2&0 lb.. aU weights, 14-17c lb. Rabbit! Averse ta rtjillit 4nr In. cally dressed animals, S8-62c; fryers, live white 30-32c lb.; colored, 28-30c; old or heavy, 13-1 8c. Breeder Turkeys No. 1 hens, 47-48c lb. net to producer on dressed basis; No. 1 toms, 43-44c lb.; some higher. Fresh Dressed Meats: (Wholesalers to retailers, per hundred pounds). Steers Good, all welehts. tM-B7: com mercial, $50-53; utility, $48-49. Cows Commercial, (42-46; utility 141 42, canner-cutter $40-42. neei i-ius igooa aieerj Minauarters, $61-3; rounds, $82-63; full loins, trimmed, $78-80; triangles, $53-54; square chucks. S5S-57; ribs, $04-89; foreauarters 851-52. Veal and Calf Choice, 49-50; good $49- w, cuiiuuci ciai, flia-TO, umiiy u-u. Lambs and Mutton Lambs Spring, KOOd-Cholce. 30 to 60 lbs.. S53-54: eommtpr- clal, all weights, $49-52, Mutton Good, 70 lbs. down, $19-21. Pork CutsLoins Nn. 1. A fn 19 lh $65-66; shoulders. 10 lbs. down $50-51 1 spare rlbe, 3 lbs., down $47-50. the HOLLAND TONIGHT And Thursday NlgW LADIES FREE PrtsenHnf Josette America' most beautiful dancer assisted by Bob Walters PLUS Ray Mills M.O. and Singer Billy Hamilton's Orchestra Tour course chicken dinners, $1.00 plug tax. Also serving steaks, lobster, frog legs, oysters. Open dally except Sunday . 2:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Phone 4080 for Reservations 8:30 Cecil Brown 8:45 Eddie Howard 9:00 Kate Smith 9:15 Victor Llndlahr 9:30 Demo. Convention 10:00 Newspaper of Air 10:15 Demo. 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News 6:15 Guest Time 6:30 Treasure Chest 6:45 Novatlme 6:55 Eugene-Lane News 7:00 Music by Martin 7:15 Music hall varieties 7:30 Serenade to You 7:55 Glance at World 8:00 This Hour for You 9:00 Radio Newsreel 9:15 Swing Soiree t 9:55 Snorts SDoMieht 10:00 Swing Soiree 10:55 News Roundup 11:00 Swing Soiree 11:35 Bulletin Board 12:00 Swing Soiree ia:ao a. m. sign Off 1:00 United Nations 1:15 Johnson Family 1:30 Eugene's Heart dealra 1:45 Stan Kenton 2:00 Heart's Desire 2:30 Convention Features 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 Commentators . 4:45 Pacific coast roundup 8:00 Adventure Farad 8:15 Chan Du 5:30 Superman 8:45 Tom Mix KOIN (970) WEDNESDAY 6:00 a. m. 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Convention 10:00 Galen Drake 10:15 Four Knights 10:30 My True Story 10:55 News 11:00 Fashion Flashes 11:15 Chuck Foster Orch, 11:30 Waltz Time 11:45 Ethel and Albert 12:00--Newa 12:15 p. m. Local News 12:30 Cliff Edwards 12:45 Sons of the Pioneers 1:00 Man with the Hat . 1:15 Trading Post 1:30 Data with Betty Lou 1:45 Evening Headlines 2:00 Surprise Package 2:25 News 2:30 Gere Arnold Show 3:00 Ladies be Seated 3:30 Bible Institute 4:00 KUGN Corral 4:30 Stop, Look & Listen 4:55 News 3:00 Stop, Look & Listen 5:15 Story Lady 3:30 Hit and Mis Sensational New Radio Quiz Show TONIGHT KOIN 6:30 p.m. IT'S FUIW IT'S EXCITING! IT'S EXTERTAIXIXG! BROUGHT TO YOU BY WALTER MOTORS DK SOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER Carcasses All weights, $44-45. Country Killed Meats: Veal Per nound. ton llttht. ii-Atft er grades according to weight and qual- . Hogs Light blockers, 36-89e lb.; sows, 27-28c lb. Lambs 42-45c lb.; mutton, 14-20c lb. Beef Good cnw. aA.in ik and cutters, 33-360 lb. wooi coarse, valley and medium grade 45c lb. Mohair 25c lb. on 12-month growth. Onions 5fl 1h. Wash. Wall. TtT.11. .l lows, commercial $2.25-2.50; Calif., yel lows and red S2.65-2.75; few $2.50: Ari zona White Globes. $3.75-3.85. Potatoes Long white, 100 lbs., mostly S3.85-4.00; Size B, $2.50-2.75; size A, 25 lb., $1.10-1.20; 10 lb. 50-53c; eomnVl, size 1&Tii7nTO umpns, .o. u, PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, July 13 (AP) (USD A) Salable and total cattle 200, calves 100; market moderately active, mostly steady; 1 lot medium-good around 1,060 lb. grass steers 33.00; scattered lots common-medium steers 26.00-32.00; few light stockers 24.00-25.00; common-medium heifers 23 27.30; cutters 20.00-22.00; canner-cutter cows itMJU-iu.oo; snells downward to 12.00; common-medium beef cows 19.00-22.00; good young cows Quotable un in as m- common-medium sausaee bulls 2ft.nn.2a on ; guuu ueei uuiis quuiaDie Up 10 iia.50 Or auuvc. kuuu veaiers sieaav ai 2u.0u-3n.nn! common-medium 20.on-2R.nn. Salable hogs 200 total 450; market ac tive, steady; good-choice 180-230 lbs., 31.50 mostly 32.00; 240-285 lbs., 29.00-30.50; ncavici uiiiiiiers auwnwara 10 43. uu; gooa '"'w sua., ju-ju. w, gooa wu-ouo ids, 1 sows 22.00-50: llshter welch t 23.nn.M nn- choice light feeder pigs quotable up to 32.00. salable and total sheen 800; market ac tive: KtronS tO SO CnTt l!i-h.r Inw.r grade lambs and ewes steady; good choice spring lambs 26.00-76; few lots S..UU, meaium-gooa graaes aa.so-zs.ao; iew zeeaer lamDs zi.so: saon-ehn c wr. 1 pelt yearlings and old eron lamb im tn u.uu; gooa siaugnter ewes 8.00-30; com mon down to 6.00. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, July 13 (AP) Wheat: No futures quoted. Cash Grain: Oats No, 1 98 lb. white 65.00; barley No. 2 46 lb. B.W. 58.00; No. 1 flax 6.10. Cash Wheat (bid)! Soft white 219: soft White (excluding Rex) 2.10: whit luh western red 2.19. Hard Ked Winter: Ordinary J.19; 10 per cent 2.21: 11 ner cent 3 2V 13 iw 2.29. Hard White Baart: Ordinary 2 Mi 10 nr cent 2.43; 11 per cent 2.49; 12 per cent 2.55. Today's car recelnta: Wheat is brle 3; flour 4; com 1; oats S; mlllfeed 3: flax 1. New York Markets NCW YORK. Julr lSfAPii mM. day flurry of demand for railway Issues helped steady today'a stock market. Carrier stacks showed signs of getting ahead in early trade but soon drifted in to minus territory. Then buying perked up and gains among rail stocks acquired 1 majority. Volume expanded a bit with the In crease In buying, turnover for the full session running to around 1,300,000 shares. Considerable Interest In the rail group was evoked by unofficial Washington re ports that the interstate commerce com. mission would soon hand down a long- va jiciKni rates. Higher were St Paul, common and preferred. Atlantic Coast Line. American Telephone, Western Union, American wooien, ana Shamrock Oil. Among the losers were V. S. Steel, Chrysler, U. S. Rubber, Sears Roebuck, Pepsi-Cola, Westinghouse Electric, Union Pacific, and Standard Oil iN.J), VE-ELTI THEATRE Veneta, Oregon Thurs. and Sat., July 15 & 17 DOUBLE FEATURE "CROSS FIRE" With ROB'T YOUNG nd ROB'T M1TCHUM PLUS "Oregon Trail Scouts" ALLAN LANE u RED RYDER hIEMBER OF THC ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is entitled exclu sively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well aa all news dispatches. Want Ad Rates 1 day, 13c una T days, 5 Be line 1 days, 37c Una 1 month, $2.25 line Count 6 average words to the line. Mini mum advertisement, 2 lines. Deadline. 5:30 P. M. day before publication, Sun day edition deadline, 12 noon Saturday. BMjjy wuoi mun em in oy iv a.ra. Subscription Rates By Carrier, monthly t 1.25 By Carrier. 6 months In advance.- 6.50 tEGALS 100 SUMMONS TN THB CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE COUN TY. FRANK H. TRUXLER. Plaintiff, vs. JENNIE EBERTING and GEORGE EB ERTING, her husband, DAVID KELLY and JANE DOE KELLY, his Wife, JEFF THUR KELLY and MA RTF. AMrnTtf. ETTE KELLY, his wife, MONROE KELLY and SUSAN ANN KELLY, his wife. LULA KELLY, unmarried, ADA KELLY, unmarried. THEODORE ket.t.v MARTHA KELLY, his wife, LUTHER ivc.jjiji ana JUBtPMJWJS KELLY, his his wife, Defendants. ' TO Jennie EbarMntr and nr Ine. her husband. TiavtA nrA t. Doe Kelly, his wife, Jeff Kelly and Ra chel Roe Kelly, his wife, Arthur Kelly and Marie. Antoinette Kelly, his wife, Monroe Kelly and Susan Ann Kelly, his wife, Lula Kelly, unmarried, Ada Kelly, unmarried, Theodore Kelly and Martha Kelly, his wife, Luther Kelly and Jose phine Kelly, his wife, W. P. Rees and Mrs. W. P. Rees. his wife, Defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. You and aoh nt vmt by required to appear and answer plain tiff's complaint filed against you In the wuvc c.imicu cause ana court, on or De fore the last day of the time prescribed by the above entitled Court for nubll- catlon of this summons, to-wit, the 29 day of July, 194B; and if you fall so to appear, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the above entitled Court for the relief prayed for In his complaint on file herein, namely, for a determination of me ngnis ana interests or the several Oartlei In ami in ihm fnllnurins AmiyA Beginning at a point 44.996 chains 89 degrees 36" West of the Northeast corner of Donation Land Claim No. 32 in Township 19 South of Range S West Willamette Meridian and run ning thence South 245.90 feet; thence North 89 degrees 36' East 226.90 feet; thence South 607.14 feet to the North line of the County Road; thence 89 degrees 32 West 686.86 feet to the East line of the right of way of the Southern Pacific Company; thence North 1 degree 14 East 854.70 feet to the North line of said Claim No. 62; thence North 89 degrees 36' East 442.14 feet to the place of beginning, con taining 12 acres of land mora or lessi also Beginning at a point 41.SSH chains South 89 degrees 36' West of the Northeast corner of Claim No. 82 In Township 19 South, Range 3 West of Willamette Meridian, and running South 89 degrees 36' West 246.90 feet; South 246.90 feet; North 89 degrees 36' East 226.90 feet; thence South 607.14 feet to North line of the County Road; thence East 20 feet; thence North 12.94 chains to beginning; all In Lane Countv. Oroffonr for a partition of said real property by sale thereof by a referee to be aonointed by this Court, and for a distribution of me proceeas received from said sale as follows: first, the payment of the costs ui partition inc.ua.ng attorneys fees and costs of sale: second, lht h.-ilanp t h aiviaeo as follows: one-half thereof to pianiuu, one-eignteentn mereot to eacn of the following named defendants: Jen nie Ebertlng, David Kelly, Jeff Kelly, Arthur Kelly, Monroe Kelly. Lula Kelly, Ada Kelly, Theodora Kelly and Luther Kelly; and requiring said defendants to account for rentals received: and for such other, further and different relief as to the Court may seem just and trquimoje. You are further notified that this sum mons Is served upon you by publication thereof In the Eugene Register-Guard, a newspaper of general circulation print ed and published in the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, for four successive weeks commencing with the Issue of said newspaper for the 29 day of June, 1948, and ending with the Issue of said paper for the 27 day of July, 1948. pursuant to the order of the Honorable Judge George Sklpworth. judge of said court, made and entered on the 25 dav of June, 1948, W. C. WINSLOW NORMAN K. WINSLOW Attorneys for Plaintiff 406 Masonic Building, Salem, Oregon, H ITt - Tuasdar, t uV af, INS. IEGALS 100 NOTICE - DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICE la herebv eiven that the Part- nershlp heretofore existing between MEL- vlN (J. sukhlh ano mna. l. outuiLn and JOSEPH F. POGUE and MRS. FLO RENCE A. POGUE, under the firm name of UNIVERSAL CONSTRUCTION CO. and doine bus nets at B3B cnarneiton St. Eugene, has been dissolved by mutual consent as or June za, iut- Th hiiRinoni fit the Universal Construe. tlon Co. will be continued at the same address ny MtuviiN u. suhu&k ana mrk. T.. ROHBER who herebv Eiva no tice that they will not be responsible for dents incurred oy persona outer man themselves. , jneivin c ooroer Mrs. L. Berber First mibllcatlon. Tuesday, June 29, 1948 877 'rues. Juiy Death Notice. 115 DEVINE Edward H. Devlne, Tech5 class, formerly of cresweu, ore., passed away December 24, 1944 on the Island of Blak, New Guinea, while serving with the United States Army. He was born In Alberta, Canada, Dec. 29, 1910. Moved to Creswell In 1915, he entered the U. S. Army April 10, 1942. And served for two years In the 24th Infan try Div. In New Guinea. He Is survived by five sisters, Myrtle Parker of Port land, Pearl Parker of Portland, Hazel Henry, Creswell, Eva Brlggs, Spfld., Mildred Harry, Blue River, two broth ' ers, William of Portland, John of Eu gene. Graveside services will be held at Resthaven Memorial Park, Saturday, July 17, 1948, at 2 p. m. Rev. Ronald Os born officiating with military services conducted by the Creswell VFW. Bar- tnoiomew-Bueu cnapei in cnarge. WILSON John J. Wilson, age 68, of 813 13th Ave., Eugene, Oregon, died at the local hospital Sunday, July 11, 194B. He was born June 29, 1880, at Portland, Maine. Has been a resident of Eugene for the past 5 years. He married Orpha Smith at Medford, Oregon, April SO, 1943. Besides his wife, Mr. Wilson Is survived by 3 sons, John, Grover, and wuiiam wuson, an oi saiem, uivgon, a sister, Elizabeth Lee of Maine. Fu eral services will be held at the Poole- Larsen Chapel Thursday, July 15, 1948 at 4 p.m. witn interment in mm jjaureu Hill Cemetery. Funeral Notices 120 PATTERSON -Etta Maude Patterson fun eral service will be held at 3 p. m. Wednesday, July 14th, at Veatch Hoi lingsworth England Funeral Home. . Reverend L. O. Griffith pfflciatlng and interment In Rest Haven Memorial Park. ADEN Henry Aden. Funeral services at the Poole-Larsen Chapel Wednesday, July 14, 194B at 2 p.m. Reverend E. D. Busch will officiate. Interment at Rest Haven. BACKBERG Minnie Backberg. Funeral services at the Poole-Larsen Chapel Wednesday, July 14, 1948, at 11 a.m. Interment at Westlawn ' Memorial Cemetery. CRIPFEN Maud Crlnnen. Private funer. al services at Poole Larsen Chapel Thursday, July 15, 1948, at 2 p.m. Rev. L. O. Griffith officiating. Interment at xtest xiaven. Funeral Directors 125 SCHWERtNQ ENGLAND CHAPK. Creswell 1st and C St. Fhon. SIT Eugene 10th and Pearl. Phone 111 VEATCH HOLLINGSWORTH ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME Phone 112 Pearl Street at 10th EUGENE CREAMATORIUM 1100 Cnarneiton Phone 721 POOLE-LASSEN FUNERAL HOME Phone 721 MILLER-SHERMAN FUNERAL HOME Junction city Ph. SB Harrlsburg ts BARTKOLOMEW-BUELL CHAPEL Bnrlngfleld eta and B Phone IIS SIMON CHAPEL Phone 433 1152 01W. St. Personals 140 ANY GDtL In trouble needing a frlandlv adviser write The Salvation Army White Shield Rome, P. O. Box 1911, rortiana a, Oregon or uitphone Bea con 1632. PERSON who borrowed my cherry lad uers re i urn to iarni. vuuora A. WUV Tner, i.oop i, jsugene. DENTAL PLAI HTTP AIR. Dr. Harry semier, uentist, corner aw ana wu Umette, Eugene, Ore. WILL not be responsible for any debts omer xnan my own. cnaries H. Horn- parger. ALCHOHOLICS Anonvmoua meets tun. Thursday at The Friendly House, 11th nutertj. r. J. oo avs. fn. fu. EDITH SCOTT'S home clrtle will meet every Tuesday eve., at 8 o'clock. Greet ings daily from 10-9. 272 E. 7th St. , W LONELY, write Ruth L Wade. Boo: 607. Vancouver. Wash. Lost & Found 150 LOST between Monte's Service Station ana airport soutn of creswell, a 6 ft., 6 In. falling bar with stinger, handle attached. Reward. Finder notify Mon te's Service Station in Creswell. E. P. Bates, Rt. 2, Creswell. LOST Black and white female cocker spaniei, nas jong nair, legs spotted, white chest and neck underneath; short tail. Reward. Call Springfield 9602, or au xnompson Drive. CHILD'S PET Black and White dog. rare cocKer ana nox Terrier. Answers to "Laddie." Has 1947 license. Reward aiO. n. ZB10-M, 1951 w. lzth. LOST Reddish brown and black female varmint hound, vicinity Wolf Creek. Lyle Copple, Veneta. Ph. Veneta 2631, collect. LOST July 6th, one 14 ft. black rubber fas hose between the foot of East ighth and 1817 W. 6th St, Call 3806 or 5017-R. Reward. STRAYED black and white goat with rope in Hollow Road, reward for in formation leading to return. Ph. 39-F-12 or 5718-WX. LOST Brown purse In Penney's Sat. af ternoon, with Legion card, pictures and 75. If found call 4965-M. LOST Brown and white Springer Span iel. Answers to "Zebo." Has 1948 li cense. Reward. Ph. 6857-W. LOST Between Eugene and Spfld. on Ferry St. Rd., check book. Ph. 8301, Spfld. ' Transportation 160 DRIVING to Aberdeen, So. Dakota July tui tn.c jiucib, mnmi9 expenses Phone 1S56-R. Business Property 200 FOR SALE, LEASERS TRADE BY OWNER, Texaco 3 pump service sta tion, 2000 gal. storage, modern register ed rest rooms, NEW cafe and equip ment, 3 bedroom living quarters, 3 cabins, (large garage could be made Into 3 more cabins), 3 neon signs, 4Va acres land on PERMANENT highway 99. 6 mi. south of Yoncnlla. Ore . nr 6 mi. north of Oakland, Ore., mall and bus, 215,000, terms if desired or will take house or grocery in trade. Dale pan, i. i, uaKiana, ure. Duplexes, Apti. for Sate 205 STUART & STUART TRI-PLEX 1400 BLK. ON FERRY ST. Owner's apt. Vacant, income from other two sz.50. could he more ny giv ins lt ana. Basement, naved at., auto. oil heat, owners apt. Entire structure would serve well as a dormitory for men or women attending U. of O. Very good buy at $16,500 with about 83500 aown, oai. n per cent, oee STUART & STUART Real Estate Real Estate 16B5 Willamette rnone BW87 LIVE IN ONE SIDE, rent the other. New duplex, 1870 Ferry, snown by appointment, uan owner phh-ivi. ---11 Eugene. Newest SSPJPU. ed aiihriu,u7r "Vat i Lets & Homesites 210 BUY NOW AND BUILD! The best ehance for the working man to get a nome is to ouy one oi our nan acre or acre tracts on easy terms ouy your lumber and start building a home. What vou save on rent will soon oav for the lot and your home. We are always willing to help working people get a start. We are selling from 30 to 50 tracts each month. See Mr. Kinney or Mr. Gross. Here are some of the tracts we own or control: ALFRED'S PLAT ON BARGER ROAD 200 lovelv half acre tracts each one level. free soil facing a splendid wide, level gravled road, Ideal for fruit, berries, poultry, garden and some have 12 fruit trees now growing, uo out w tiignway, turn west on old Elmlra road, fio north on Echo Hollow dairy road to Barger, then west one mile to the tract. Look for the best subdivision roads In Lane County 1 Lots are $400 each pay $100 cash and $15 per month. This is our newest subdivision and lots are going fast. There are no price restrictions and one builder Is constructing 15 new, low priced homes for sale by our office on very reasonable terms. Tracts with fruit trees za extra. ALLISON PARK HOMESITES $600 Go out 99 Highway to the self service laundry, turn west 600 feet to this lovely 1 plat. Over half of these half acre tracts have Been sold in the past 12 months. 21 houses are now being built and 50 other families are already living in their homes. Part of the tract has $4000 nrica restriction and nart have no orlce restrictions. Terms are $100 cash and aio per monin. LOVELY LOTS BY FERNRIDGE LAKE Go out West 11th for 10 miles, watch for our signs. We only have a few lota left ana tney are auxivo leet cacn wnicn are high and covered with large oak and ash trees. The lots face a good road and all have common user privilege to large ioi on tne laice tor ooat lanaing. Come to the office and get one of the plats and pick your lot. Price $500 terms sioo cash and sis per montn. ACRE TRACTS IN MICHAEL PARK $500 Lovely, gently rolling timbered tracts overlooking the McKenzle valley. Tracts face good roaa and are lull acre in size. Location Is on the south side of the McKenzle Highway, 5 miles east of downtown Springfield, Terms $100 oasn ana ia per montn. ARTHUR'S PLAT ACRES ON ROUTE "F" $500 Just T miles west of Eugene go out West 11th, cross railroad and the tracts face the navlnff on your right see our sign, Terms $100 cash and $15 per month wui jioiiuic. 10 ACRE TIMBERED HILL TRACTS 11250 On the south side of McKenzle Highway on graveiea roaa. uveriooxs vauey ano thev are located 4 miles east of Spring field. Cut-over timber land Terms $230 casn ana $zo per montn. HALF ACRES OAK WAY PARK SI 000 Beautiful restricted homeBites which have some filbert trees, and swell roads, id eation Is y. mile north of Oakway Golf course on right, turn in on norsesnoe road see our sign. There are many new nomes ano oniy i lots leri irom . Terms $200 cash and $25 per month. SUNNY HOLLOW EUGENE'S LOVELIEST FUTURE HOME DISTRICT Go out South Hi 1 yard Street to 38th St., turn left on either the east or west Amazon Blvd. see the many lovely new homes now being built. In Sep tember the 25 partially completely homes win oe completed oy tne sun Jaie As surance Comoany. Good roads and Eu- !;ene city water Is available for each ot There are fine Kg view lots 80x200 which are oriced at S750. Price restric tions mean that alt homes will be of good construction. $100 cash and $15 per montn win nanaie any ioi. HALF ACRE HOMESITES NEAR WEYERHAEUSER SAWMILL $600 Go east of Springfield, turn north on Thompson drive which Is Vt mile west of the log scales. This fine 200 acre farm Is being cut Into half acre home sites. All are level, face good roads and are only one-half mile west of the new Weyerhaeuser mill. Just the place to build or buy your home. We have many lots ana several smau nouses zor saie on easy terms. OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION 96 East Broadway Phone 3240 CORNER xwo Call riroTs PARKVIEW LOTS GO OUT SOUTH WILLAMETTE TO 29th ST. You will find yourself in a fast growing community. Take a look at the beautiful surroundings. Then look to east over PARKVIEW, PICK OUT ONE OR MORE CONVENIENT HOME SITES. Available to you for only $525 to sois. 107c down, oai. sio a montn. WILLAMETTE GARDENS THREE BEAUTIFUL TRACTS WITH NICE YOUNG ORCHARDS, lovely building sites, rich river loam. Located in WILLAMETTE GARDENS, 7 miles from Eugene, east of Goshen. Small payment aown, oaiance monthly, wnue you ouua your nome. .trice siyou ca, HILL TOP HOME SITES ONLY A FEW OF THESE CHOICE VIEW SITES LEfcT. Get one now. Even u vou do not build they will become more valuable as the years go by. You can get one now from $600 to $1000, pay in; aown, oaiance monthly. JOHN L. MIKESELL Realtor 17 WILLAMETTE PHONE 8456 BUILDING LOTS 2 very fine building lots on Park Avenue at a gooa price, uwner moved away ana says sen. An addition to he opened up 43 lots for $16,000, Includes roads and city water. This is view property and very desirable. In Springfield, 2 beau tiful building lots on the bill near the water tower and 20 other lots In this same tract. A good price on them. Any of these would be desirable to a con tractor who Is contemplating building some homes to meet the home shortage at a price that people can really afford to nanaie. FRANK P. WALKER, BROKER Room 11 Walling Building 29 Eleventh Avenue West. HOME and BUSINESS LOCATION Near shopping center, fine comer lot on uuinwesi comer itin ana Aimaden, 65x100. Easy terns. CLIF CULP, REALTOR 1416 Willamette Phones 3420 and 1694-J E. A. FEGLES, REALTOR (Over Seymour's) 992 Willamette Phona una JUST LISTED grocery store located In a inrivmg payrou town. This includes a p-room nouse attacneq to concrete. FOR SALE Income cronertv. Blrt in ood shape. Leased for 5 yrs. Brings IRA - mnn4U T)U Bttri m Duplexes, Apts. for Sale 205 NEW TRIPLEX 3 OARAOtcn Located on West Side, close to bus Una. nisi ciass renia. locauon. Self-contained in every way. Hardwood floors, good baths, stparate oil furnace for each apartment Two apartments rent ing at $65 per month one of these rentals is too low large S-bedroom apartment should bring from $100 to $125 ner month. Th! ! n erty and should go for at least S years ui B teii. ui upiteep. wny not buy something good? Can be han oi pr less than $10,000 down balance F. H. A. loan. Appointment only. See Roadman OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSOCIAION 96 East Broadway Phone 3240 EUGENE COMMUNITY Kill 1 nor NEAT DUPLEX on East side. Rents for . Jr 'a is gooa as an in vestment or as a place to live with In come added. Full price $10,000. Some terms, EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS. Realtors "T. r. ... b- i . . ... . . J59 East loth Phones 47 or int.. NE Of THE BEST LOCATED apart- i . . . -n ww wen siat, s unlta completely furnished, showing fine re turn on investment, certain to be easily tented always. Fun basement, (stage, for each apt H0.S00, about U down! GILMORE REALTY CO. LOTS, southwest. WOO each, or (1000 iur uum luBeuicr. jsenuey. LOT 100x150, southeast. S42S cash. Arm strona. S LOTS, 92.9x111. $930 each or S for aiava casn. I ACRES. $2000 or S550 for V, acre. S LOTS east side, $550 each. Doc Seely, AND LOTS MORE. Gilmore Realty Co. 1JH Alder Phone J820 I LOTS. 50 X 150 with approx. 5000 ft. of finished lumber. West Side, city lights, water. (1500 takes all. Commercial Lot 60 x 120 near Four Cor ners, race S.3UU. L. J. McWILLIAMS Real Estate 1154 Willamette Street Phone S143-J EUGENE COMMUNITY Builders Large building lot on East side with good mw tu wie SOUU1. ,iUUO. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS, Realtors "It Must Be Good If We Recommind It" 59East 10th Phones 479 or 6771-R APAHTMRNT MniTHW PT Two blocks off Willamette St., easy walking distance from the business dis trict. St not improved but likely loon 5S b!;t?" x I00' "ew er. S1750, terms. . LOYALL P.. RUOH CO. IS East Broadway. Rm. 202 Ph. it BUILDING SITES ELECTRICITY and water. V, mile south of Dunn School on South Willamette St. Large Lots priced to suit your pocket book, from J400 to S800. Phone 3052-R. A- L. Hepner, 820 Country Club Rd. SKYLINE ADDITION: One of the finest view home sites in this new addition ""dSPi!" Euene. F.H.A. approved. WESTERN HOME BUILDERS REALTORS West 11th Ph. 4489 FOR SAI.ET.nt. fl9(n nri.- .... - J build your own home. Large pine trees. 100 down, $15 per mo. 3 mL from ugene. above College Crest A. R. Woodward. BIantoiiRo $400 DOWN and 140 per mo. buys this half-acre of ground with 25x36 unfin ished house. Full price 81800. See Rob- 'h 8H3-W' BMti M,0r 8'M" Dyl lots & Restricted HorMirt,, mrtA 104 Ardel . Phoo, L1 llif Phone 'etrict.H"..ns to-v" fruit trr.d'uiw;lll LOT an-..- ? SELL. from to 7 8 S.w. cor. lATiTTr-.-- P. m.. 4097. ' Al' 202 Ardel Office 4uw available. room i Forced Housesorj-, i unice I callable. On Mill .ho. Full ball 5WJ for dormitory or' ""jJlfJ -room 1 Km., 'on "on, i jioors. uarage. Close ta i! is a "doll house Onw Jdli i Effl tMlAJ roH NEW fwestsld'e Ty-M 9 and shower comhin.j P.TOti storage space and buffiV"! WEST SIDE. 1 bedro, 1 living room. Breakfast ST,"! wlgROADw'AY.'Vasl beautiful back yard. 3 iftaS S1350. Nice neat WesWj, I ij home. Hardwood llmr. Tl. street. Close to schools' . Combined living and dlnlSgM place. .Large garage. PsviSrtJ sulated and weatherstrlpmi Sf an exceptional ouy, 5 BEDROOM Easlsldc home.lmi,,. Well constructed. Wcl,. used for rental tacom,. iff 811,8000. Westslde 2 h,ff . kSilVIf00rr.'...""5 3 landscaped lawn. Fruit SWa Close to schools. mt hi i home, Weitiij,. inJ r.S- "'a taeTi LUUK AT THIsii TTaaM lei IfirPUVTITlVn t a .." I With flTODlV. DtanL"-"! uUllty room. Pined T.n ft yard for children. Garaje wf 2 shop. Everything about this haif lnl 17,500. Considerably LlSStoil down, anrl annA ts-n.. EUGENE COMMUN1H BUILDERS. T!Hn "Tt Mum Ttt tlnnA It w. n. 259 East 10th Phorn Branch Office, 948 Oak IT A 4314 1STTTB nv.B, ' t uui 111. ran TtJ m a-ruvciy jiv. 1 111. Willi Iirtpl. OA m to wall carpet. Garage with ttA rm. over. 14,230 with termt 1 Some Income on this. Ltv. quirteiiJ slst of 2 bdrms., sewing rm, b 3 din. rm., kitchen. 3-rro. iptD3 separate ent. Cls. in en mill 211,600, terms. 1 1 bdrm.. large llv.-dln. comb., eluMV hdwd. firs, thruout, utility a. ii uuiii-uia, an. gar, uooa my ft tcriiia ui cuurse. PETER W. WINANDY, BROID Branch Office, 948 Oak Pkn EUGENE COMMUNITY BUHDD! very neat xwo oearoom am n mount. This home offers a eomte of fine features and gaoA IomHm 1 in 1942. Large lot with food vt(,3 fiBLc iur ciiuuren, wuiei ntiinu ana cios to icnoois, au.oug vuc i terms. EUGENE COMMUNITI BUILDERS, Realtor! "It Musi Be Good If We Recoiruneit! 259 East 10th Phonei 479 H Security for Tomorrow Tn hla R.kli'iM n1n.a fat ari iJ home. This home has e hoit d pS features, besides the excellent tail Oak floors, fireplace, 2 complete bA oil furnace, utility room ind ta room in xne mil sizea Diiemrai can show you why this is otg at 51B.UUD. see r m. Bennen EUGENE COMMUNITY BUHDD1 TIF. AT. TORS "Tt miiait is annii it vrm rucnmmieJ l'i Ph. 479 or 3562 259 Ell. It New 9 hdrm. house In CoHete Cret W trlct 1278 sq. ft. on ground floor ttk slsts of 2 large bdrms., large llvtni twl large aining room, large Kiicnw. w with shower and entrance W. m wood flnnra and Inlalrl linoleum tlllf out 1 bdrm. upstairs 14x36. Full bl ment Forced air iutomaiie ou Large landscaped yard 1I,"M. n 2950-M after 5 p.m. J TtV nW rSrVTI? 9iarfrnnm Till. rMChbUl type, air cond. fur., firepl., ill wood floors, large front porch, terJi back, double gr. with shower indfWi both wired for range. On Urtf lot on pave, city water, bus, ibwiWI -water, not quite finished, chMl I colors. itorn ijane. run anuci at i.u.. - Lovely 2-bdrm. home, year old constructed. Weather stripped. Jl lated. large garage, 75x150 fot Near school, hus line .and l Located at 325S Richard Ave., MM I 9N. 1 mile west of overpass,"" 11 1 See to appreciate. WOULD YOU LIKE a new M"l home with furnace ano ver.tu' r garage attached, on a 50 J landscaped lot? Then let th! show you thru 1942 Orchard St w R:30 nm. 12.000 and It's yovn. BY OWNER 5 room house, .tfi ., M.im . Itutn. T0OH P. bedrooms and tath.'utillty rooftP! and wood shed, izib nAn. Q rnnms. 2 bslhf, S... in. from city center. F"1 Write P. O. Box MM. usi polntment. , i -- ... a.t rlmv west side. i.ot ow oy wv"" um1SI den. Fruits and herrles. One bW"l high school. Price ''"'"ija J I Box 855, Eugene. LEAVING state, will crifle WJjJ sale small new 2 bdrm. hffMKi large lot, landscaped, ""WJ,i near tas. store, and choJ. real ouy zor omj Klncaid. r 4-P.OOM HOUSE, fully line. Large lot, aeep . ?Hm?-..ft"2JS' "'t Bit. autre siav v.iiaiuuco IMMED. POSSESSION, red, 2 bedroom houfe, . gi neKhool. Another bMM " a. Int nnn Inr hoth. Ph. W'ir ? NEW FOUR ROOM maenJ?K SnrtnofLM to trade for trs ner Good terms. Inouire at oiooi -0 MS. Ph. Sprtagfleld'?l. -rrf LOT and two room house, rum .,, frig., electric pump aiow. "Tj ut,t 89. Turn right on Frame McDougall Lane, 5th housej SDH HALE BX A nut ""j Coburg. I lots, '""'.rhiv MOT 13200. 4 blks. east, Texaco Station JayJtgg-sjfl , TWO BEDDROOM home, ""i,,,, late model trailer house ill 1289 E. St.. Springfield; j-rjjj v nnnno mnderll " "rS FOR SALE H ,cre also 8 thousand feet of .! per cent No. S and better l4nbfi. Inqulrt 1380 Lincoln St. Ph. LOTS on acreage, short distance from i-tr., r wu,"or man wnn graae school, bus service, city elec. Easy terms. 1323 Maxwell Prt - WEST SIDE LOT. city llshtrSTdatef, ii -SS? S;Z"i2 "r car. vaiue B OWNER: 1 lot 00 al 100 on. Wert 1th. BY OWNER new modern 1 p0 . .hrtnt. bus, iiut-w (m .nnnlntment. BY OWNER: One-bedfooJSj,, fi. . . Ir ahrtrt time. V 1-BEDROOM HOME. Lot tt Sirage ddun wu arfleld St. Stff S ROOM unfinished '""Sl.fS J plaster. Plumbed and "Jmjsri; cheap tt taken at onceJlS-Sg FOR SALE by :,L!',HmI ' modern home. Will bj t""11" to 45 daya. call iw; -jSn; ROOM house for sale at S6300. Inquire at l21iii21 lUS 3AU. di u " J . ... em house. Ph Z3iS-Kr LARGE FRAMB HOUSS Fhon MS.