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Newspaper Page TextPage 16, Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Wed., July it, 1948 Rail Shipment Secrecy Tight SALINA, Kas. W Army of ficials kept a tight veil of silence over preparations for a heavy rail shipment of Army equpment from Camp Phillips, reported destined for England. A source, considered reliable but who refused to be quoted, re- oorted that 240 flat cars were loaded with gun carriages, ve hicles, ambulances and command cars. Eighty box cars at the camp, it was understood, were to be filled with blankets, uniforms and other Irritation of Externally Caused PIMPLES Tc gently cleanse broken out skin, then Loothe itchy irritation, and Bo aid healing use time tested RESINDLS Wtrip dailyM San Francisco $775 ROUND TRIP . . . $13.91 Jktn An No Lower Carol I DIPOT KTPMriStTMt nM44i Bar Ab-CosditkNMd Coufefll! military supplies. Thirty-five of the cars were reported loaded and ready for movement. Destination of the shipment was reported as Liverpool, England. The loading was under super vision of officers at Smokey Hill Army Air Field, A B-28 bomber base. In Washington, officials who could be reached, said they did not know what the reported ship ment might represent. Army offi cers commented that while there were normal shipments of re placement equipment for occupa tion forces in Europe the amount involved in this instance appeared too large for such consignments. Air Force spokesmen said the material was not Air Force equipment. No More Children In Radigan's Bar, NEWARK. N. J. m The "Children's Hour" has made its last stand at a Hoboken tavern. The special, periods of television programs for children, with the bar closed and adults excluded, no longer may be held at Patrick Radigan s Bar, Alcoholic Bever age Control Commissioner Erwin B. Hock ruled. "Longfellow would turn over in his grave if he could see the locale of your children's hour," Hock commented. Swiss People Plan Celebration Of Republic's Own 'Fourth' NEW PHONE 6270 or 6271 MOGAN LUMBER CO. 1768 W. 6th St Builders Hardware Shakes Shingles Comp. Roofing Dutch Boy Paints Doors Window Knotty Pine Paneling V-Edge cedars (common gradei) 3x4 Fir Eave Trough WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS FREE DELIVERY FOUNDATIONS NO FORMS LOW COST With MORTARLKS INTERLOCKING CONCRETE BLOCK MORTARLESS BLOCK CO. Phone 3431-M 3700 So. 99 Hwy. V4 Block No. of Holland Club BERNE, Switzerland Fires will burn high on the Swiss Alps again the night of August 1st, as the mountain republic celebrates its 657th year of democratic free dom. Throughout every one of the 22 cantons, and Swiss will observe their own version of July 4th. Church bells ring throughout the day, followed by open-air meetings, parades, local festivities and sports. Later, fires will burn on steep slopes, symbolic of Swit zerland's continuing devotion to democracy. The struggle for Swiss inde pendence against the Hapsburg barons reached its climax on Aug. 1, 1291, when representatives of three cantons met in a meadow along the shores of Lake Lucerne. Periodic struggles against would- be invaders had to be waged throughout the Middle Ages. Constitution Consolidation as a unified nation of 22 cantons was finally achieved through the Constitution of 1848, which remains today the basic law of Switzerland. The 100-year-old constitution was modeled to a considerable de gree after the constitution of the United States. The most important thing borrowed by the Swiss was the bicameral system. Principal difference between the two consti tutions is in the organization of the executive power. The Swiss President serves for only one year, and is elected from the seven-man Federal Council, comparable to the cabinet in the U. S. The right of presidential veto is replaced in Switzerland by the legislative referendum or popular veto. Security Through Army That Swiss freedom remains so solidly secure is attributed to a large degree to her citteen army. Universal military training en ables Switzerland to have the largest army in the world on a per capita basis. A force of 250,000 men can be mobilized overnight, 500,000 within 48 hours. Every able-bodied Swiss from 19 to 48 is subject to military service, and each soldier keeps his rifle and equipment with him at all times. During the last war, the Swiss built an amazing network of mod ern fortifications that honeycomb the Alps. And the three great Al pine tunnels the Simplon, Loet- TRACTORS GRADERS CRANES TRUCKS Prices Reduced On $500,000 STOCK OF HEAVY EQUIPMENT! COMPRESSORS SCRAPERS SHOVELS TRAILERS AND MANY OTFIER ITEMS Phone, Wire or Write Today for Complete List of Sale Items NATIONAL TRACTOR CO. 401 Broadway Sacramento, Calif. Phone 3-8930 schberg, and St. Gotthard at the heart of the continent's rail communications system, give Switzerland a highly strategic position she is determined to pro tect. About half the size of the state of Maine, Switzerland has 4,450, 000 people speaking four different languages. German, usually spok en in Swiss dialect, is the native tongue of 72 per cent. French is spoken by 20 per cent, Italian by six per cent, and some 45,000 speak regional language derived from ancient Latin. tW-M; shoulder., M ft down, 180-111 pareribB, I lbs down, I47-&0. Country Killed Meats Veal Per pound, top light, 43-Mc; other gradei according to weight and quality. Hogs Light blocken, 9S-3SO lbi iowi, 37-atlc lb. Lambs -c lb; mutton, 14.20c. Beef Good cow&, 3S-40c lb; canners and cutters, 33-36c lb. Wool Coarse, valley and medium grade 45c lb. Mohair 25c lb on 12-month growth. Onions 60 lb wash, Walla Walla yel lows, commercial, S2.10-2.25; Cat. yellows and reds, S2.50-2.75. Potatoes Long whites, loo lb. mostly 14-4.25; size B. 12.60-2. 60; size A, 25 lb, 1 13!e5-3'.75; Wash. Triumphs, No. Is,' 100 ids, aj.ou-a.ou, urc. ooarainan. so.io. Eugene Markets BUTTEKFAT First quality (maximum of .6 to 1 per cent per pound acid) 88e Second Quality 83c Premium quality (maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acid) . .89c BUTTER (WHoletalo Frlee) A nrintK &7'4c AA printi Wc ..54c1 .-87c Mc B8c .-57c ..53c ..52c ..42c CHEESE (Wboleiale Friea) Triolets, lb Loaf. 8 lb. EGOS (Buylnr Price) Extra Large AA . Large AA Jumboi Grade A Large Grade A Medium Brade B Large Under Grades Grade A Small 44c EGGS (Wholesale Price to Retalleri) Extra Large AA 7c Medium AA 62c Large AA 65c Grade A Large 63c Grade A Medium 61c Grade A Small 50c POULTRY nu vln r Frletri Hem. over 4 lbs., No. 1 colored -30c Hens, over 4 lbs., No, 2 colored .26c Hens, under 4 lbs., No. 1 colored 27c Hens, under 4 lbs.. No. 2 colored 23c Hens, over 4 lbs., No. ! light 25c Hens, over 4 lbs., No. 3 light 21c Hens, under 4 lbs., No. 1 light 23c Hens, under 4 lbs., No. 3 light! 19c No. 1 colored springs. 3 to 4 lbs.. . 38c No. 1 colored spring 1H-2 lbs 32c No. 1 Leghorn springs, Itt lb. or over 30c No. 1 colored springs, over 4 lbs. 39c No. 2 colored springers, 33 lbs 29c No. 3 Leghorn springs, 1V4 lb. or over 26c Stags and cocks Hc BARKS Cascara, lb. .30c PORTLAND MARKETS PORTLAND, July 21 (AP) Wheat: Cash grain: Oats No. 2, 38-lb. white 60.00; barley No. 3, 45-lb. BW 58.00; No. 1 flax Cash wheat ibid): Soft white 3.17; soft white (no Rexi 2.17; white club 2.17; western red 2.17. Hard red winter: ordinary 2.17; 10 per cent 2.18; H per cent 2.23; 13 per cent .27. Hard white Baart: ordinary 3.42; 10 percent 3.42; 11 per cent 3,48; 12 per cent 2.54. Today's car receipts: wheat 34; barley 5; flour 6; hay 2; millfeed 8; flax 1. Dry Grape Root, lb. Ferns, per bunch varied . TALLOW Tallow, No, 1 Tallow, No. 2 House grease HIDES Grease Beef Hides, lb. Calf up to 15 lb. Kip. lb. EOGS Jumbos . Fire Threatens Town of Bonanza KLAMATH FALLS m Fire Tuesday night burned a frame residence and for a time threatened the entire business dis trict of the Klamath County town of Bonanza, 30 miles east of here. The blaze started in the resi dence of Ishmael Dick, which was nattened ty the fire. It then jumped to the Oasis Taven near by, burning the roof and charring the walls. Roofs, walls and win dows of the adjoining Hickman Hotel and Odd Fellows Hall were damaged before the blaze was brought under control by the truck and crew from the Liskey nancn nearby. Grade A Large Grade A Medium . Grade A Small V Eli ETA BLEB Avocadoes, No. 30 . Cabbage, lb. Cabbage, Red, lb. . Carrots, bunch Cauliflower, lb. celery, Buncn Lettuce, head, two Cucumbers, hthse, ea. . Cantaloupe Watermelon, lb. Greens, Mustard Onions, bunch Onions, dry, 2 lbs. Parsley, bunch uaaisnes, ouncn Peppers, Green, lb. Potatoes, 1C lbs. , Spinach, 2 lbs. Tomatoes ..... Turnips, 1 bunch Beets, bunch FBI) IT 8 Oranges, lb. , , -Grapefruit, 5 ... MISCELLANEOUS Walnuts, lb. Chinese Get Anshan City PEIPING VP) Government troops pushing open a corridor to the sea from beleaguered Mukden Wednesday captured the coal, iron and steel city of Ansham, official dispatches claimed. Anshan is 55 miles south of Mukden on the railway to Ying kow, supply port on the Gulf of Chihli. The dispatches added that re pairs on tne rail line betwen An shan and Mukden , were being rushed. mTLte'hgoodX ffl V V a talli cool drink WfaSsi BSsJ5 can be... made with PP 1 1 'yffii I' ' Scbenley Ae whiskey r 'A SCHENLEY pM- William Iddings Bronson Funeral services will be held in Harrisburg Thursday for William Iddings Bronson of Harrisbug, who died July 20. Born in Lewisville, Ore., Oct. 27. 1874, Bronson is survived by his widow, Delia; one daughter, Roverta Miller of Klamath Falls one son, Verne of Eugene: one brother, George of Albany; five grandchildren. Services will begin at 2 p. m. Thursday at Miller-Sherman Fu neral Home in Harrisburg, with interment in Alford Cemetery. aoc ..12c Public Market . 80c . 9c . 10c . 10c 19c . 35c . 35e . 2bch.35c 10c 29c LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, July 21 (AP) USDA Salable and total cattle 200; calves 25; slow on rather bearish market, but about steady on all classes represented; odd head top medium to low good grass steers 32.50-34.00; common 26.50-28.00; odd head common heifers 23.00; few good light helferish cows 25.50; medium grass cows 21.50-24.00; cutter-common 17.00 21.00; canners 15.50-16.50; few common sausage bulls 21.00-22.00; odd head strict ly choice vealers up to 32.00; bulk good choice 26.50-30.00; common-grades 19.00 28.00. Salable hogs 200, total 725; generally steady; small lots good-choice 202-230 lb. butcher 32.00: small lots comoarable grades 252 lbs. 30.00; odd head over 300 lbs. down to 27.00; good-choice light smooth sows under 400 lbs. 23.50-25.00; new heavier weights 23.00 good-choice ez-eo id. lecaer pigs az.uu. Salable sheeD 400 total 640: sorine slaughter lambs 1.00 lower than best time luesaay; no early action on yearlings; slaughter ewes about steady; bulk good choice 75-108 lb. spring lambs 24.00-25.00; good-choice shorn slaughter ewes 8.00; medium 6.00-7.00; common 4.00-50; few small lots good feeding lambs 20.00-21.00. IEGALS 100 Supervisor, cugene, urcaon, or "v 1 trict Ranger, McKenzie Bridge, Oregon. No. 1022 Wednesday. Aug. 4, 1048. ""NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Catnanne w. urmun ni been appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Glenn M. Griffith, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane Countv. and has duly qualified as such Administratrix. All persons having claims against satd estate are hereby notified to present the same, verified, as requirea oy iaw, wun , the proper vouchers, within six months i from the date of first publication of this1 notice, to the Administratrix of said es tate at the law offices or Husoana ana Fort. 860 Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon. CATHARINE W. GRIFFITH, Adminis tratrix of the Estate o( Glenn W. Griffith, Deceased. HUSBAND AND rum, AHOm.ys lor the Estate. ,.,.. Dale of First Publication, Wednesday, June 30. 1948. No. 981 Wednesday. July 28. 1948. NOTICE Is hereby given that the Circuit Court ot tne siaie 01 ureifuu iui o County has fixed 10:00 o'clock a.m. of July 22. 1948. at the Circuit Court room In the Lane County Court House as the time and place for hearing the final ac count filed In said Court by Edward A. Butler, as Administrator with the Will annexed of the Estate of Leonard Tabor, deceased. Any objections to the said Final Account must be filed on or before said time of hearing. Dated June 23. 7948. Edward A. Butler, Administrator with the Will annexed of the Estate of Leon- tA Tahnr. deceased. No. 984 Wednesday, July 22, 1948. Death Notices 115 Business Property 200 GILMORE REALTY CO. APPROX. (8000 YEARLY net Income, from frown food locken, In excellent location, $50,000. 20,000 down. Arm strong. SECOND HAND STORE STOCK, also most of furniture In living quartern and Chev. truck. Well located. 123:4. Bent- CROCERY STORE and I bedroom living quarters. $7500, terms, and atock at in ventory. Bentley. CAFE. U. of O. Dlst., stock, fixtures and lease, living quarters. $5800. Armstrong. GILMORE REALTY CO. 1219 Alder Phone 2820 BOB DAVIS Realtor (tan Iwjj, 84 so. IL!'"- u ll.nnn """era 1 k. NEARLY NEW .. S'wdustKftten,,, TP BirSS..ib5 V?"" on w..,S l-l rm, Concr.t. 7 red tor U acre land. Llv ij- ? Wired for '". tached garai, E,R- i 1 Lum Anderson'. "" 2fi 891 Willamette St. Ph. 12 niiiitwsi rnunisuii. w norm, over 1 wr1 a n t. . un lion It. frontafle on hiahwav with m.ri i "r AMi, IN vppn on 3 sides of property and electricity r.?!",,' '"'St lot!1"! also. This tract contains over 22 acres nroii'S1 Churcii. "in cnnH alto far hn.in... nrlr nnlu BERNIE DAVFMDa..- 320.000 with 15000 down. Courtesv to 201 TIFFAKv bt iSf atli Brokers. r-,T ll PUcv? $3150 i?S MALrTi5 Duplexes, Apts. for Sele 205 Located on West Side, close to bus line. ' "275 furnished . ""Wilt First class rental location. Self-con-1 "OWN, bedroom l tained In every way. Hardwood floors, I Armstrong "Hki uuu uaviia, ac-jni unj uti luinavo 1U1 1 n ,, '' DCdTOnm . each apartment. Two apartments rent &araRr uvn .'tet mi tRR n.r mnnthnn. n V,... ' like. Drv eJli' QiU0 With til New York Markets NEW YORK, July 31 (AP) The stock market lazily extended Tuesday's rally today. Prices still had a considerable distance to go, though, before the heavy losses suffered in the Thursday to Mon day break were wiped out. Quotations were marked up fractions to more than a point before selling op position was encountered. Volume slackened after a fast opening and on numerous occasions the ticker tape came to a complete stop.Turnover for the day was running In the neigh borhood of 1,200,000 shares. Among the gainers were Nickel Plate Railroad U. S. General Motors. Stan dard Oil (NJ) Union Pacific. N. Y. Cen tral, International Harvester, Cuurtiss Wright. Kennesott Copper, American Telephone, and St. Regis .Paper. Wheeling & Lake Erie common jump ed 7 points on a single sale. Railway bonds tended higher while U. S. governments held steady In the over-the-counter market. TUCK NESS Elmer Floyd Tuckness. Resident of Lane County for 25 years, died at Mapleton. Ore. July 14. 1948, age 64. He was born In Joplin, Missouri, Dee. 9. 18B4. Survived bv a son Wal lace Tuckness of Seattle. Wash. Two brothers: Jesse Tuckness of SDrtnKfleid. Missouri: Clyde Tuckness of New -York; 1 two sisters, Myrtle Kriddle of River side, Calif.; Mrs, Bertha Scott of Cali fornia. He was a member of Astoria ! Masonic Lodge. Graveside service will ; be held at Wcstlawn Memorial Park . Thursday. July 22, 1948 at 11 a.m. Com- I mittal service will be in charge of Masonic Lodge. Bartholomew - Buell Chapel making funeral arrangements. GATES Bert Gates, age 61. passed away at his home, Rt. 1 Veneta. on Wednesday- Julv 21. 1948. He was born May 20. 1887 at Crow. Ore. where he continued his residence through life. He Is survived by his wife Inez, and one son Emery Gates of Veneta. two grandchildren Allen and Janice Gates, i Three brothers, Jeff of Springfield and Lewis of North Bend, Ore. and Earl. A sister Mrs. Lulu Lane in Eugene. Funeral service will be held at Simon Chapel on Friday July 23. 1948 at 2:30 p.m. Interment will be In West Lawn Memorial Cemetery. BRONSONi- W i 11 lanPidd : ings oF HarrTs burg passed away yesterday, July 20, 1948. He was born In Lewisville,, Ore., Oct. 27, 1874. He Is survived by his wife Delia, one daughter, Roverta MU- . ler, of Klamath Falls, one son, Verne, of Eugene, one brother George, of Al bany, and five grandchildren. Funeral Bervices will be held hursday, July 22. Ift48. at 2 p.m. at the Miller-Sherman Funeral Home in Harrisburg. In terment Alford Cenetery. APPLEBY James M. Appleby of Mar- coia, ure, aiea at a local nospuai JUiy 21, 1948. A complete obituary will be announced later. Funeral service will take place at the Poole-Larson Chapel, on Saturday. July 24. 1048 at 2 p.m. rentals Is too low large 2-bedroom apartment should bring from flOO to tizo per monm. inis is m new prop erty end should go for at least B years without one cent of upkeep. Why not buy something good? Can be handled for $1 0,500 balance F. H. A. loan. Ap pointment only. See Roadman at OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION 96 East Broadway NICE VIEW PROPERTY, new ranch style triplex, 3 garages, 2 units rented for $187.50 per month, 1 unit available with nice size living room, fireplace, all oak floors, bedroom, bath, kitchen, dinette, utility room. $21,000. W. R, ROBERTSON - J. C. FRENCH REALTORS 80 W. 10th Ave. Phone 2277 LEAVING STATE. Move In for 13000 down Your Terms, a apis, over szuu per mo. Income. All furn. 306 N. 2nd, St.. Spfld. Apt. 1. 'Jss-r S1DF, 3 riri.-. NORTH SIDE; rSL H block to bui, hrSr?- J iiome, oatn. Barac V.. 1 1 . near bus. saMn Tjai NEW 2 bedroom horn, t wood floors, plaKj ., yci ill. ".( Phone 3240 i EAST SIDE, lovelv GILMOREl J-bedroomTlMS- bedroom, down and .J.1" 6J Uo an unfinished nj?' "Mi room up. There u . LundryPtra.;.er.Jj tft . 15c . Wc 49c! 89c 29c . Slbs. 45c 15c alEMBER OF THJE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la entitled exclu sively to the use for republication of all the local newi printed in this newspaper, as well as all news dispatches. Want Ad Rates 1 day, lSe line 7 days, Use line 3 days, 27o line 1 month, $5.25 una Count 8 average words to the line. Mini mum advertisement, i lines. Deadline, 5:30 P. M. day before publication, Sim day edition deadline, 12 noon Saturday. Slop orders must be in by 10 a.m. Subscription Kates I By Carrier, monthly $ 1.25 ay carrier, o montns in advance., e.so By Carrier, yearly in advance 12.50 By Mail, In Oregon, one month 1.25 By Mall, In Oregon, 3 month 3.00 By Mau, m Oregon, B months 5.25 By Mall, In Oregon. 1 year 10.00 Walnut Meats, lb. Filberts, lb. Portland List PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND. July 21 (AP Butterfat Tentative, stinject to immediate change. Premium quality maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity delivered In Portland, 95c lb: first duality. 92c lb: second Qual ity. 83c lb: valley routes and country points, zc less man first. Butter Wholesale, F.O.B. bulk cubes, grade AA. 93 score. 85c lb: A. 92 score. 85c lb; B, SO score. 78c: C. 90 score, 75c id. ADOve prices are strictly nominal. Cheese Selllns nrtce to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles, 51-57c; Ore gon o-i d loar, 31-3HC. Ecus To wholesalers A ffrade. tarae. 59. 60c doz. A srade. medium. 5SMc: A grade, small. 45'-46c; B grade, large. Eggs Purchased from farmers. Cur rent receipts, S0M,-55V4c dor; buyers pay o-dvac uf iow wnoiesaie quotations graded basis for best hennery esas. Poultry Live Chickens Paying price to producers: No. 1 broilers under 2Vi ids., oj-jic io; fryers, n to a ids, st-shc; 3 to 4 lbs, 37-38c; roasters, 4 lbs. and over, 37-38c: fowl. leghorns, under 4 lbs, 23-24c lb; over 4 lbs. 25-26c: colored fowl, all welRhts, 37 -28c lb; stags, all weignis, i-i7c id. Rabbits Average to retailers for local ly dressed animals, 58-62c; fryers, live white, 30-32c lb; colored, 28-30c; old or heavy. 15-18c. Breeder Turkeys No, 1 hens, 47-4Bc id. net io producer on aressea oasis, no. 1 toms. 43-44c lb: some hlcher. Fresh Dressed Meats The following ii raii uicsseu meai prices quoted wnoie salers to retailers for fresh meats are In dollars a hundred pounds as reported by the USDA Marke' News Service. Beef steers Good, all weights. $54-57: commercial. $50-53; utility $48-49. Cows Commercial. $42-48; utility, $41 42: canner-cuttcr $40-42. Bfef Cuts (good steerl Hindquarters, '" Julius, 9n..-o., iuii loins, trim' moo. 97H-H0: triangles, $53-54: square chucks, $56-57; ribs, $64-69; forequarters, Veai and Calf Choice $49-50: good. $49-50: commercial. $45-46: utility. $40-43. Lambs Spring, good-choice. 30 to 60 ids, $aj-oi; commercial, all weights, $49- Mutton Good, 70 lbs down $19-21. Pork Cute Loins No. 1. 8 to 12 lbs., & en..w 0u u AM kid, tod for n bw, ijii.i.i.i. 1w a man com. to h., Sto lhrtV.d Ht , Ol.I. SMp I co. to . war Dependable Camping Equipment Such As: Coleman Stoves and Lanterns lor Your Vacation Needs e Air Mattresses Tents & Tarps Luggage Sun-tan Pants & Shirts New G.I. Boots & Shoes Caulks, Loggers Inquire About FREE TICKETS On Our $1000 Bond and Merchandise Otter No Purchase Necessary e e Free Parking Always LEGALS 100 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Common Council of the City of Eugene will hold a hearing on July 26, 1948, at 7:30 P. M. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall upon the permanent report of the City Planning Commission of said City recommending the denial of the fietlttons for reclassification and rezon ng of the following described real prop erty, to-wit: CHARLES A. DICKINSON: Beginning at a point S 89 20' E 125 feet and S 30 feet from the NW cor ner of Sec. 1, T18S, R4W, WM, for the beginning point and NW corner of the tract hereby conveyed, thence S 89 20' E 100 feet, thence S 435.8 feet, thence N 89 20' W 100 feet, and thence N 435.6 feet to the place of beginning, except the S 30 feet thereof, all In Lane County, Oregon. Property located at 2260 West 18th Avenue. Requested change from R-l Single Family Residential District classifi cation to C-2 Neighborhood Commer cial District classification. JEWELL A. NEWBURY Lot 5, Block 1, Hallocks Addition to the City of Eugene, Lane County Oregon. Property located on Filmore, between 7th and 8th Avenues, on the West side of the street, adjoining the al ley on the North. Requested change from R-l Single Family Residential District to M-2 Light Industrial District classification. HENRY F, BEISTEL City Recorder No. 1015 Friday. July 23. 1948. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE UUUKTY. CHABL1E U'lNCH, Plaintiff, vs. MYRTLE FINCH, Defendant. TO: MYRTLE FINCH. Defendant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and answer the ComDla nt filed against you In the above entitled suit on or before four weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons, and if you fail so to answer for wont thereof (he plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In plain Uff's Complaint, to-wit: For a decree of this Court forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between the parties, and for an absolute divorce from the defend ant. And for a further decree awarding unto plaintiff the care, custody and con trol of Louise Finch, Lois Gwendolvn Finch. Jua.Uta Finch and Shirley Finch, minor children of the parties. Service of this Summons Is made bv publication thereof pursuant to an Order made in said cause by the Honorable G. F. Skipworth, Judge of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, dated the 29th day of June. 1948. and prescribes that the de fendant required to appear and an swer within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons and that this Summons be published for four successive weeks. The date of the first publication of this Summons Is the 30th day of June, 1948. RAY AND PENNINGTON Attorneys for Plaintiff 415 Miner Building Eugene. Oregon No 979 Wednesday. July 28. 1948. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR FALE Oral auction bids will be received bv the Forest Supervisor. New Post Office Building, Eugene. Oregon, beginning at 2:00 P.M.. Daylight Saving Time. August 23. 1948. for all the live timber marked or drslgnatpd for cutting, and all merchant able dead timber located nn an area em bracing about 4 acres within Sections 17 and 18. T. 17 S.. R. S E.. W.M., Willam ette National Forest, Oregon, estimated to be 340.000 feet B.M., more or less, of Doiiplns-ftr, and 10.000 feet B.M.. more or less, of western hemlock and other species of tiw timber. Sealed bids accom panied bv required payment received by the Forest Supervisor prior to 2:00 p.m.. August 23, 1948, will be considered the equivalent of an oral bid and posted for the Information of all bidders. No bid of less than $18.60 per M feet for Douglas fir, and $0.10 per M feet for western hemlock and other species will be con sidered. $5000.00 to be applied on the purchase price, refunded or retained In part as liquidated damages according to conditions of sale must arcompauy each sealed bid and must be shown to be in the possession of oral bidders as a quali fication for auction bidding. If an oral bid is declared to be high at the closing of the auction, the bidder must Imme diately make the required pavment and confirm the hid by submitting It tn writ ing oft a Forest Service bid form. The rlRb to reject anv and all birl is re served. Before bMs are submitted, full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and the submission of bid ataouM 1m obtain cm tta Von Funeral Notices 120 STAPLETON Emly Ann Stapleton. funeral services at the Poole-Larson Chapel Thursday, July 22, 1S48, 2 p.m. Rev. A. F. Van Slyke will officiate. Interment West Lawn Memorial Cemetery. BURT Elmer S. Burt. Funeral Services will be held for Mr. Burt In Salem, on Thursday, July 22, 1948 at 1:30 p.m. at the Mount Crest Abbey Crematorium. The Simon Chapel is in charge of arrangements. CALDWELL Funeral service for Georga yy . i-aiaweii win oe nem at z p.m., Thursday. July 22nd at Veatch Hol lingsworth England Funeral Home. Rev. Hugh McCallum officiating with inter ment in West Lawn Cemetery. Funeral Directors 125 SCHWERING aV ENGLAND CHAPH. Creswell 1st and C St Phone 317 Eugene 10th and Pearl. Phone 112 VEATCH'HbLLINGSWORTH ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME Phone 112 Pearl Street at 10th TOGENE CHEAMATORIUM 1100 Charnelton Phone 722 POOLS-LAB SEN FUNERAL HOME Phone 723 MILLER-SHERMAN FUNERAL HOME Junction City Ph, 68 Harrisburg 42 B ARTH OLOMEV -BI TET ,f. CHAPEL Springfield 6th and B Phone lit. SIMON CHAPEL Phone 4X1 1152 Oily 81 Personals 140 GET ACQUAINTED CLUB! Through social correspondence, thous ands' yearly meet their "ideal." Write for list of eligibles. Many Oregon members. Simpson, Box 1251, Denver. t-o.oraao. ANY GIRL lo trouble needing a friendly adviser write The Salvation Army White Shield Home, P. O. Box 3916, Portland 8. Oregon or telephone Bea con 1632. NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debts con tracted by anyone other than mvFelf. Floyd Delbert Tuter, Klamath Falls, ure. DENTAL PLAT K1TPAIR. Dr. Harry Semler, Dentist, corner 8th and Wll- lameite. Eugene, ore. ALCH OHO LICS AnrnTmnm mt a n m Thursday at The Friendly House, 11th jiq retry, f. u. box m. rn, 4701. MARY ST. CLAIRE Please contact home not later than July 24th. Very, very urgent, uaaay. IF LONELY and alone, write Primrose Social Club, Box 627, Vancouver, Wash. IF LONELY, write Ruth L. Wade. Box go?. Vancouver, wash. Lost & Found 150 DUPLEX built In '41. 2 mod. I bdrm. apts. 2 gar., 1 apt. empty. 85214 w. loth Ave. 4 PI .EX or 6 plex, best In city, by owner. i-n. Mia. Lots & Homesites 210 PETER W. WINANDY Realtor 48 E. loth St. Ph. 248 Ph. 4713 $900 EA. If you take all, some terms, SO. wii.LjAMite., u view lots ouxiau. SftfO . siooo COLLEGE CREST ADD. li view lots, hard surfaced road, water, electricity, $300 down, bal. $20 per mo. S775 24th tc Friendly. 68x150. $200 down, $25 per mo. $1000 EACH 18th Si Friendly, 2 lots, $300 down, bal. $25 per mo. at 8 per cent. f00 & $800 CAL YOUNG DIST. half acre tract! on black top restricted district have to be seen. rW .iff5"! be shown by .ppLH. with thl. ollice. T W. ' Lewl.RJ.'1'!'-!.! WILL KNIGHT NEW SUBDIVISION with lovely view lots and priced to sell. $330 to $ooo. Rp thpm before thev are nicked over. ELLMAKER PARK, these nice homesites are selling fast so come in ana select yours now and have the pleasures of fishing and boating on rem Ridge Lake, modern conveniences and bus service. $350 each. WILL KNIGHT REAL ESTATE 828 Olive Phone 4550 BUILD YOUR OWN HOME CHOICE BUILDING LOTS "fc75n On V.brv Terms High and dry, deep sewers, good atreet, DISCOUNT FOR CASH PETERSON MORTGAGE CO REALTORS 2S E. BROADWAY PHH. 842 5.8 ACRES. ON McKENZIE HIWAY. 588 ft. of frontage, uwner says let u go at $goo per acre. Terms aavnanie. RICHARDSON & ALLEN Real Estate & Insurance 335 Main Phone Springfield I03J 2120 E. Main Phone Sprinfffield 2114 Office at 335 Main open until 9 f.m. T.ABP.H T.OT. ZONED FOR BUSINESS. 2 dwellings rented now. $11,000 with half casn. See Gist F. J. BERGER 328 EL Broadway Ph. TB2 GILMORE REALTY CO. T.OTSA LOT! We still have a larae var iety of sizes, prices and locations. Come in ana let us snow you. GILMORE REALTY CO. 1219 Alder Phone 2820 OWNER TRANSFERRED house plans prepared for lot No. 28 in weii-Known SKy Line arn .Estates t manning oar hpr. V, ttcTf lot. F. H. A. aDoroved. ex- cellcnt bldg site Out Hilyard near Dlliard Rd Ph. 697H-W, LOTS FOR SALE by owner well-drained lots. mile south of Dunn School on Willamette St. Prices range from $400 to $800 a lot. Elec. and water available. Ph. 3052-R Owner A. L. Hepner, 820 Coun try ciut mi. APPROX. 1 acre between Waldport and Yachats adjoining Wacoanda Beach. Oceanview near hiway. For sale or trade Eugene or-saiem property, jvirs. Roy Pollard. Dorena. Ore. MALABAR HILL Eugene's most modern restricted residen tial area. Over sized lots. C. A. Barnes, 1908 Alder, Ph. 2135-R, or aee your oroker. LARGE LOTS with fruit trees, city Halite and water, building restrictions, com- muntty parK, at Acom pant suDaivision, V mile from city limits, out West 11th -or west lmn Ave. LOST In Rex Theater or between Rex ana county uourtnouse Friday nleht. brown leather billfold, containing anvers nccn.se. etc. ts.eep -money, ana muni ouuoia. rn, uj-m. LOST near Eagles Hall or on Four-Corn-ers bus. heari-shaped gold locker on woven chain containing 2 pictures. Ph. 5162-R. 1500 Bethel Drive. LOST Brown billfold in Eugene, Sal. the 10th. Contains Corvallis driver's license and Important paper. Reward. Please call 3689. LOST Pure silver bracelet7Center en graved with Arabian Bldg. Lost down town Sat. Keepsake. Ph. 71M-W. Reward. LOTS 107 x 144. cltv llehts. good street, among nice homes. $150. $10 mo. Total f rice $550, 2 mi. north of overhead, urn left at end of Dove Lane, one dik. uwner at site or pn. vtao-m. FOR SALE Lots 85x290. Why pay rent, build your own home. Lame ulna trees. $100 down, $15 per mo. 9 ml. from Eugene, above College Crest. A. S. wooawara, oianton no. LOST Man's gold wrist watch SundBV. Has cracked crystal. Reward $5. Phone LOST Ladies dark tan billfold, between Penney's and Wee Folk's Shop about 2:30 p.m. Finder please ph. 2473-R. FOUND: Boy's bike. Place found, Gosh en. Identify and pay for add. 681 W. 18th. FOUND sleeping bag on Highway 5850 miles So. of Eugene. Owner identify and pay for ad. Ph. 2178-J. LOST one pair glasses, red case, on car nival grounds. Return to 1302 Wtllmt. after 6p. m. Reward. FOUND: pair shoes believed leffbyhitch hlkcr In Ford coupe. Package has name. Al Snyder. Ph. 5887-J. LOST black corde purse In McDonald Theater. Important papers. 2162 Jeffer son at or rn. mhb-k. LOST: Black and white terrier, around Bev'a Airpark. If found, 2760 Susie St. Transportation 160 DRIVING to Louisville. Kty. bv wav of St. Louis or Kansas City. Can take I or 2 pas. to help share expenses. Leaving Aug. 2nd. Call 2078-W. LEAVING for 'Denver, Fridav evening. '41 Buick. Share expenses. Clark Askey. DRIVING to Chicago tn few days. Take 2. share expenses. Reference exchanged. Ph. 3672-J. Business Property 200 FOR SALE Nfce 7-unlt motel: also 30x40 business building, living quarters; 2 room rental apartment in same. Solid concrete floor in building, two gas pumps; 500 ft. frontage, located 10 miles rjorth of North Bend on No. 101. Room for more units or trailer court Selling price $28,000. Write J. E. Devint, Rt. 1, Box Ml. North Bend. Ore. LARGE lot 70x150. High and dry. Eugene city water ana eiecinciiy. l.oib ot trees. Restricted district. $850, cash or terms. Ph. Spfld. 2862. . WILL take bids on 80x70 business lot, rgini aown town, to Kept, i, Jim Mor ton, owner 68 W. Sth, Eugene, Ore. CHOICE acre bldg. site on Federal Lane at Santa Clara. Oliver A, Spies. McKENZIE HWY. frontage for sale or trade. 3 lots, 100 x approx. 300. J, H. uonins. Ki. 2. uox no, spna. CORNER LOT 60x148. Insured title, food location, uan jwi-w. Houses For Sal 220 HOME SEEKERS ATTENTION Owner must sell one of these units. Either $6000 duplex on Chambers, Income $85 mo. Completely furnished, immedi ate possession of one apt Equity for $3600 cash. Balance easy terms. OR A BRAND NEW 6 ROOM HOME TN VERY NICE LOCATION, at very near what it cost to build. Reduced for quick sale to $9000. It takes $3500 to $4000 to finance. Balance bank loan, $8000 flrt ins. tree. THESE ARE BOTH HOT DEALS. Con- tact Robert Hastie at Hastle Motor Sales, 12th and Olive. Ph. 6143-W, or eves, at ivwa unamDen m.. or pn. 442rJ. BOB DAVIS Realtor 891 Willamette St. Phone 912 RIVER ROAD DISTRICT, 4 acre with a new 2-bcdroom home, wired for ranae. elec. water heater, bath room, utility room, trice awfau witn szuw cown, SUNNY SIDE DRIVE off Horn Lane, furnished small modern home, with electric stove, refrigerator, water heat er, over - acre garden soil $4800, pos session at once. $12,500 WITH 130OO dnwn. nfc 2-tted. room home, with a nice bathroom with tub and shower, living room with "L" shaped dlnina room, forced air oil fur nace, garage attached, large lot. among new nomes. GRAND OPPORTUNITY? High class Grade A restaurant, seats 30 people, up-to-date equipment, well located on business street Long favor able lease. $4500 takes it Some terms. If you are restaurant people call Ross-tnan-Erskine. phone 2302 Florence. Ore gon, or phone Eugene 7193-R for de tails. McKENZIE HWY. frontage for sale-or trade, 1 lots, 200 x approx. 300'. i. H. Colliat, ak I, Boat 111, cfid. S-BDRM. HOME. U. of O. Dlst Ballt to 1947. Paved street. Well located for bus, schools, and store. Price $9500. $3300 aown, 500 montniy. MAINS & MAXFIELD 943 Willamette Phone 949 BY OWNER, newly redecorated 2 B. R- nome. First time offered. West Side. For information and appointment ph. 13M-W. 3 BDRM. modern hnus. finished with Plywood First class built-tns. Is eant. Will exeept terms. Can be teen cn oomar el 421 Ctdar at Junction r.v irnv ..,.t..'" Una each ioom:'larM .r!a in living roorn'S, Rugs "'.-.nil?.. 55" Barf ' 5nl'.. IS Kdoi NTS Sfss S5? WW IAST6'' noi. tnti ' FRANKTHfeGul LOOK and MAKE AN ojm I lovely 2-bedroom H.t" l pecan floors and brocad, ,lSJ 1 vine room jinrf MW. Near school! ml J5J Call It. M. FULLEK sSfi1?! 1249-J eves, and h, show thl place. ' i FRANK L. Mcnmtpl me naiconr Tl iWCDn Y1Tr . " Mr. home personally dtiliMt.1 Bright of Hollywood. CoXjl front room set, butane iuny,l leather upholstered dinlnc CI rugs and other article! too nuwJ mention. This place will bt i house. The best buy on tirtb (t and bus by door. X. J. CupuaM 21, the floor balance mom WEST SI Ifjtut BCUJ1 HODEF L. J. McWILLIMIS 1 1 WEST SIDE! $7500. 3 Mmu, n I Kiiuiicu, euung space, uiuity, d caraRe. hdwd. firs. &3SM Arm 1 EAST SIDE! $5350. 2 bdrmt. h, I Kucnen, Dam. uot vnm. CLOSE INI $3500. Three-room h large lot. One Mock to hut. WEST SIDE! $11,200. 3 bdnw,h am. rm., Kiicncn. uuuqr. firs., oil heat. Terms. L. J. McWILLIAJIS REAL ESTATE 1254 Willamette Street RmU STUART it STUART Some good low nrlced housei. $5250. GOOD terms. four house south Will., llvtni ml bath, uuitty, garage ana tw Sdsoo a two Dearoom now, i west part of town, hu ILvtci m kitchen, garage, paved street. h bouse is piasterea, nas eemen n uon, about vuvv aown. STUART It STUAST Rpftt Estate Real I 16S5 Will. Ptol Call 8675-J-5 Sun. OT BTOfcpj ERIC E. LAWRENCE "Rpst Bnvs On Earth" MOuEHN o room noma, sircpira aown. plenty 01 duiii.ui. vifcvv nuuat. uiuo tin.-", "-i Harawooa nrs. f.n.n. wu.v 3-FAMILY home, 11 rooms. Ut Also 3 rm. apt. aio.wu. TTRANK E.LEE ... ...... ... Dhnn.l MM-'! a Vinnrs and Sunday Phont 1 We sell the earth WHERE CAN YOU best TOT M home about 3 yean i o Id onJ aide for only $5500. A Uvlniwf chen and dining room nJ nicely finished both inside ariJ For th location and terms til WILLIAM B. SHELLEYJ an w.l 13th Ave. PhoneWl We consider this house a , wrr l j at $15,500. East Side yn""',1;, Son. dW. Blumhlni, db .1 .IWM basement, air condltlonmf. .ga 3-bdrm. home. .beautlMg W'SJ Seen by appoimmeu. . DeallnavJtoealJ'JfJlSJil NEW 5-BM. "raiwttl FfrlVrEjr."l.Wy 14x22. Elec. H.W. hoal S Lots ot closet span. OTjjl Owner 700 Cal Young 513 fons ale - srWfflLftsS .a acre oi ".?" fcv.nr I" 1 range ana noi '","- ltI0i, tl Gooa ocaiion, Merrr! College Crest i er supply. Holland, crest un, r--r-i ' Small Ho5itT?!J 10'xl6'. Can be moveo. nw - . dence. Butane k " J SBSi.." Courts 1W OPEJf FOR YOUR inafj-a K New. modern. 2 M ojl Harowoo '"'" ' i,nTI. umj drive way. vn"."-rTmm(dlatPcn Ideal for garden in . ImJ AltJ aloncyion.- - tj ni vinnA M1U- ' ..i. 75n. some terms, .-.i JOHS E- MENK "V.il nox-V" .- it "mm I S Highway. W Waldport- Won, or csu waiapqri ATHElAM 5 ..iw f Si loTarnment Vf" aeH,?ir.VHa.tr.M0.o''J Ph. uiw-w. rwT trisrn KmeKTwsession. SJuH Sear" school, &U ot lot. mJyirS 5vTSimEBAlmost ne ' . hardwood floors. eKli l Convenient .locaon to J;. jSriJI Patio. nlceoaeas.-: Atiel' nOOM HOOT. tal Close ro z. pn. oi- 4447 after m ' suss vffss&r HlUlard iJi---TrTle I Vdu furnac "jl pn w" i rn Hill. C. E. WjaarogLorMl.' I lata modal trailer i2f " I mm m a ' IB 0 Lot 1 rood, sit liwn urms 1UPUI Livitt r. ' NW-I CtCEI cm ' Urg eonv' livm mod men' cben watt NW- III IS 10 t