Ifomen Belter Pilots Than Men
According to 85-YearOld Flier
" .. ... Vim HOT. 1 lnnnar i 4 V. a, t 4U . ,
BARMAN W. NICHOLS
w. Sttlt Correspondent
cfflNGTON Ladies, I
'Ini of yours. You'd
tim V h" manly courage
V Tj th temerity to suggest
B'I rls are a better hand
tetaf. P'e. of machinery
r " - Particularly, sum-
"J!!, flying machines.
"5..i, W. Montee
. t nrhn claims 10 oe
W.- the oldest
5 pilot I" the world. This
:f Md-tlmer with a fringe of
il d...,n,.nd the rim Is 85,
pl, IUB '
RADIO BROADCASTS--
men Belter Pilot
.r-.on TTiaKe DCllKl MMVW
. m Jim allowed, "because
j.n the rules better."
Wd Mr. -M. 5.
nn ule Dawn. J o
.'v. aiSo better behind the
EL of a car. He cited the Los
rr..i .afetv records to prove it.
1m dropped into Washington,
I:. i. nf rourse. to see nu son,
Eirold, who is vice president of
ibowd ana
The old man didn't begin to
' tll ha urns fid nnri
IL'i wanted a private license
ttil 1927- That was the year one
furies A. Lindbergh solved the
tsteries or me
italic. They canea umay me
Lone Eagle.
Montee
' .. . ii ii i
"In those nays limy caneu iiib
imzT flyin' machine Montee',"
J . . :i- - i i.i-
Jim saia wim rautMe.
He did take a few rooi cnances
the old days with those flappy-
Laijed old Jennies, "but who
jn't and 1 never naa me a cracK
All told, he has soloed 3,063
Lin and 11 minutes and drew a
EJieared, leather-bound log book
Ln his pocket to prove it.
He still flies soio a couple
'hours a week to keep his hand
i and generally uses a borrowed
iteon-Voyager. He has no fear
I the new-fangled planes on the
urketand keeps up with all avla-
:ij developments.
kcinMake 'em Go'
"H the controls are marked,"
kt said, "I can make 'em go."
once acted as co-pilot on a
b-engined C-54. In all, the
lie old fellow who's only 5 feet
Ii Inches high and weighs but
II!, has flown 36 types of planes,
He thinks old folks would live
longer if they had the good sense
to take up flying.
"An hour in the air does me
more good than all of the vita
min o plus i couia swallow In a
whole year," he said, taking a
vitamn pill out of his pocket.
Planes Here to Stay
Mr. Montee, who ii entitled to
a prejudice if anyone Is, believes
that aviation is here to stay. He
does contend, though, that the
CAA and other agencies should
tighten up on regulations and not
let anybody leave the good earth
unless he has a two-way radio
aboard.
His ambition now Is to sit at
the controls of a jet plane and
blitz through the air at 600 or so
miles an hour.
"They won't let me thounh."
he said. "The army owns 'em and
civilians can't fly 'em."
His other regret is that his wife
won't go up with him.
"She doesn't think I've had
enough experience," he said.
Iceland to Have Trees
Norwegians Decide
CHICAGO (UP) Many trees
will grow in Iceland if an experi
ment conducted By Norwegian
geologists proves successful.
American Overseas Air Lines
flew 65,000 tree plants from an
airport near Andselv, Norway, to
Keflavik, Iceland, in a project to
develop great pine forests on the
Ice-bound island.
Once, valuable woodlands thriv
ed on Iceland, geologists believe.
But today the land is barren. Ha
ken Bjarnason, forestry director,
will try to restore the lost forests
with specially-developed pine and
fir plants.
KOIN (10) SATURDAY
8:00 p. m Amsterdam
6:30 Pavs to be Ignorant
7:00 Steven Allen show
7:30 Memories in Music
7:4 Let's Dance America
8:0fl Sat. Night Serenade
8:30 Sing It Again
9:30 Januen Beach Orch.
10:00 five Star Final
10:15 Dance Orchestra
10:30 Dance Orchestra
11:00 Dance Orchestra
1 1 :30 Dance Orchestra
1 1 .o.t news
12:00 Silent
HASH (1000) SATURDAT
11:85 Bulletin Board
J2:00 Studio Party
13:30 Matinee
8:00 Sign Oil
KGW (820) SATURDAT
8:00 p. m. We Hall
8:30 Can You Top ThisT
7:00 Grand Ole Opry
KOAO (880) SATURDAT
8:00 p. m. The News
6:15 Dinner Melodies
6:30 Look at Australia
8:45 London Letter
7:00 Light Opera Tonight
8:45 Weather Forecast
8:00 Glen Gray Orch.
9:30 Claude Thornhlll Or.
7:30 Radio City playhouse 10:00 Phil Harris Orch
6:00 Olympic Sports
8-30 Richard Himber Or.
:0O Your Hit Parade
B:30 Music Hour
10:00 News
10:15 Currenl & Choice
10:30 Contrearas' Orch.
11:00 Van Hoomlssen Or,
6:00 p. m. rtAdin vu.r.i ii. ur-
o ia uuesi Time
6:30 Treasure Chest
6:45 Novattme
6:55 Eugene-Lane New.
7:00 Tempo is Modern
7:15 Music Hall
7:30 Serenade.
7:55 Glance at World
8:00 Barn Dance
9:00 News
0:15 Barn Dance
9:55 Sports Spotlight
10:00 studio Party
10:55 News
11:00 Studio Party
12:00 Stun Off
KORE (1450) SATURDAT
6:00 p. m. S lor money
7:00 TBA
7:30 All Star Theatre
8:00 Spotlight on a Star
8:30 Hawaii Calls
9:00 Newspaper of Air
9:15 Dink Templeton
9:30 Barklcy Allen show
10:00 Musical Showcase
10:3O The Unexpected
11:00 Dance Orchestra
11:50 Sandman Serenade
12:00 Nile Owl bandwagon 12:05 sign Off
10:30 Charlie Splvak Orch.
10:45 The News
11:00 Sign Off
KUC.N (1400) SATURDAT
KUGN FM Dally from 5:30
A. until 12:08 A. 99.1 Meg.
Ch. 356
6:00 p. m. Eddie Arnold
6:15 Harry Wtamer
6:30 Music from Hollywd
7:00 Musical Etchings
7:30 Ross Dolan, detective
8:00 Lone Ranger
8:30 Amazing Mr. Malont
9:00 Gangbusters
9:30 What's My Name
10:00 News of Tomorrow
10:15 Trls Coffin
10:30 Hawthorne
U:00 Dance Band
11:30 Dance Band
12:00 News
Cougar Mentor
Grows Weeds
PULLMAN W Washington
State College is using taxpayers'
money to grow weeds and Dr.
Lowell Rasmussen thinks it's a
good investment.
Rasmussen, the weed specialist
at W. S. C. conducted a
rh rnllAtro'e ftirp-nr.ra fvnfn
mental weed patch for research :Bt Carrier, yearly In advance 12.50 INELI.IF.
men, chemical firm represents-, By JJ; . Oregon on. monii.
Uvea and weed control district By Mall, In Oregon, 6 months .
SEM1Y
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Light Fixtures
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EGGS
J umb cm
Oversize
Grade A Large .
Grade A Medium
Grade A Small
VEGETABLES
Avocadoes, No. 14
Cabbage, lb
Cabbage, Red, lb.
Carrots, 2 bunches for .
Lettuce, head, two .
Cauliflower, lb,
Celery, bunch
Celery, heart
Cucumbers, ca.
Cantaloupe
Watermelon, lb.
Onions .
-file
..70c
..73c
68c
..63c
.35c
- 7C
.-10c
..19c
-29c
..23c
.-25c
Atheists Query
Radio Control
WASHINGTON (U.R) The
Federal Communications Commis
sion has been asked whether radio
stations have to give atheists a
chance to reply every time they
broadcast a religious program.
The ruling is sought by the Re
ligious Radio Assn. which in
cludes Protestants, Catholics and
Jews.
In a 1946 decision, the commis
sion held that not every organ!'
zation is of itself entitled to time
on the air. But it said that "an
organization or idea may be pro
jected into the realm of contro
versy by virtue of being attacked
The holders of a belief should not
be denied the right to answer at'
tacks upon them or their belief
solely because they are few in
number."
Edward J. Heffron, association
president, said members of the Re
ligious Radio Assn. fear that
broadcasters might interpret this
language to mean they must give
atheists an opportunity to reply
to every single church program.
Such a move, he said, might make
broadcasters shy away from re
ligious programs altogether.
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is entitled exclu
sively to the use for republication of all
the local news printed in this newspaper
u well as all news dispatches.
Want Ad Rates
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S days. 27c line 1 month, $2.25 line
Count 6 average words to the line. Mint
mum advertisement. 3 lines. Deadline.
5:30 P.M. dav before nublicatlon. Sun-
1.... day edition deadline, 12 noon batutday.
lour oi ; Sl0p order. must b, by ij A.M.
uy uamer, mommy i.aa
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore,, Sat., Aug. 21, 1048, Page 8
LEGALS
100
Onions, dry, three lbs. ,
Parsley, bunch ,
Radishes, bunch
Peppers, Green, lb.
Potatoes, new sweet, two lba, .
Potatoes 10 lbs
Tomatoes, two lba.
Beets, 3 lba. for
FRUITS
Apples, new, two lbe.
Oranges, doE., medium
Grapefruit, 3 lge.
MISCELLANEOUS
Walnuts, lb ;
Walnut Meats, lb.
29c
10c
S for 49c
4'ic
lb. 10c
25c
10c
10c
.'29c
.-35c
c
35c
TUGWELL QUITS NEW PARTY
WILSON, N.Y. U.R Eexford
Guy Tugwell, prominent member
of the Roosevelt Administration
during the New Deal days, said
Friday he was no longer an
official of the Progressive Party
led by Henry A. Wallace.
DANCE
TONIGHT
And Every
Saturday
Night.
BLUE
RIVER
Theatre '
Building
45 Miles
Up the
McKenzie
M.i , Highway
i His Mly Time Cowboys
"""Bsion 51.00 (tax Inc.)
iaa
Spray Equipment
ifiilpmnt Kttttl C:
lMl'A W. 6th Ph. 40261
DANCE
FERN RIDGE PARK
SATURDAY 9:30 - 12:30
Eldred Glaspey and the
band that plays for you
10 tulles out West 11th.
FOR YOUR
DANCING
PLEASURE
EVERY SAT. NITE
Willamette Park
Freddy Yahn's Orchestra
Phone Springfield $26 tor
Table Reservations
Portland List
Legion 40 and 8
Ponders Status
Of Bunyan Chin
TACOMA 04 Did or did not
Paul Bunyan wear whiskers?
This is a question now perplex
ing members of the 40 and 8, the
fun making organization of the
American Legion.
This outfit is making prepara
tions to entertain the state de-
partment Legion convention here
next week, and they plan a giant
Paul Bunyan and his blue ox
"Babe" in the Thursday parade,
When it came to assembling the
giant the question of whiskers
arose and every available source1
of information was sought to find
out did he or did he not have
them. Libraries were searched,
lumbermen were queried and a
telegram was even sent Bemidji,
Minn., where a huge statue of
the fabled lumberman stands, but
no one seemed to know for a fact.
Of course; it is known that Paul
Bunyan shaved at times with one
of his huge axes, but did he wear
a beard or how about a mous
tache?
Forty and 8 members hope to
show the world whiskers or no
whiskers when the giant appears
on the streets that is, if they
themselves find out in time.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Aug. 19 (API Butterfat
Tentative, subject to immediate change.
Premium quality maximum of .35 of 1
per cent acidity delivered in Portland,
oi-vuv, urtn quaiuy o-oocf secona qual
ity. 75-78c lb.
Butter wholesale P.O.B. bulk cubes,
Grade AA, 93 acore 81c lb; A, 92 score, !
81c lb., B, 90 score, 73c; C, 89 score, 72c
lb. Above prices are atricUy nominal.
Cheese Sellins Dries tn Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles, 53-59c; Ore
gon 3-lb. loaf 58-61 c.
Egg? To wholesalers: A grade, large,
62' -65c doz.; A grade medium, 60 Vi
A grade small, Mft-53&c; B grade,
large 56-58c.
Eggs Purchased from farmers. Cur
rent receipts, &5Vfe-58'fcc doz.; buyers pay
3-3 MiC below wholesale quotations on
graded basis for best hennery eggs.
Live chickens Paying price to pro
ducers; No. 1 broilers under 2V lbs., 36
38c lb.; fryers, 2 to 3 lbs., 41-42c; 3 to 4
ids. i-4ic io.; roasters, ids. ana over,
41-42c lb.; fowl, leghorns, under 4 lbs.,
27-28C.1 over 4 lbs,, 27-28c; colored fowl,
all weightG, 30-32c lb.i stags, all weights,
15-1 8c.
Fresh Dressed Meats The following
iresn aressea meai prices quoiea wnoje
salera to retailers for fresh meata are ln
dollars a hundred pounds as reported by
me usua maricet news service.
Beef Steers Good, all weiffhts S54-
SS; commercial, $49-52: utility, $44-45.
Cows Commercial, $41-44; utility. $37
41; canner-cutter, $34-37.
Beef cuts (Rood steer) Hln da uarters.
$61-62; rounds, $58-60; full loins, trimmed
$58-60; triangles, $44-45; square chucks,
$52-55; ribs, $66-74; forequarters, $44-45.
Veal and Calf Good and choice, 48
50; commercial. $45-46; utility, $40-43.
Lambs Spring good-choice. 30 to 60
lbs.. $48-50; commercial, all weights. $45-
46.
Mutton Good, 70 lbs. down, $ai-z3.
Pork Cuts Loins No. 1, 8 to 12 lbs..
$68-69; shoulders, 16 lbs. down. $51-52;
sparerlbs 3 lbs. down, $48-51.
Carcasses All weights, $43-44,
Wool, cascara bark, hides:
Cascara Bark Dry, 20c lb.: green 7c.
Wool Coarse, valley and medium grade,
45c lb.
Mohair 25 lb. on 12-month growth.
Hides (To City Dealers) Calf, 30c lb.;
kips, 23; beef 14-17; bulls 10-11. Country
buyers pay 2c less .
Countrv killed meats:
Veal Per lb., top flight 4t-44c; other
grades According to weight and quality.
Hogs Light blockers, 38-31c Ib.t sows
29-34.
Lambs 46-46c lb.; mutton, 16-20.
Beef Good cows, 35-400 lb. canners
and cutters, 30-35.
Vegetables:
Onions 50 lbs. Wash. Walla Walla yel
lows, commercial, 2.00-25.
Potatoes Ore. boardman white rose
Nn is. 3.00-25: Wash. Lonff Whites No. Is.
2.75-3.00; California Long Whites mostly
3.75-4.00; size A 25-lb., 1.10-20; com
mercial size A, 3.63-75.
Hay (following prices are strictly
nominal) U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa or
better, carlots FOB Portland 32.00-36.00;
it s Nn 1 Ttmolhv 37.00: oats and vetch
mixed hay. uncertified clover hay to
2d (10.25.00 ton.
I 4
Eugene Markets
BUTTEBFAT
First duality (maxtmum of .6 to 1 Dev
cent acid I 68c
Second Quality 81c
rrermum quality (maximum oi jo oi
1 per cent acld 87c
BUTTER (Wholesale Ptiee)
A prints 8e
AA prints SS'Ac
CHEESE (Wbolesal. Prlee)
Triplets, lb.
Loai, s-id.
EGGS (Baylnr Prle.)
Extra Large AA
I-arire AA
Jumbrn . .
Grade A Large
supervisors.
He said that despite the forma
tion of about 30 weed control dis
tricts In recent years the state's
number one farm problem still
is weeds.
We probably will never have
one control that will wipe out
weeds, either by cultivation or by
chemicals," he said ln discussing
effects of 2,4-D, dinitro and other
chemicals. "Like other pests weeds
will have to be fought by repeated
operations."
He said that selective sprays,
such as 2,4-0, have increased con
trol of annual weeds in the crops
in recent years. "You hear a lot
about noxious, perennial weeds
but the annual weeds growing in
crops probably cost the farmer
more than the noxious weeds," he
added,
Visitors were inspecting plots
of Canada thistle, the state's chief
noxious weed, morning glory and
plots showing selective control of
annual weeds in several grains
and grasses.
New England Also Has
Good Neighbor Policy
BOSTON (UP) The neigh-
borliness of New Englanders is
demonstrated daily by a little
drama out beyond the mouth of
Boston harbor.
Pilot boats cruise off Boston
Light some 10 miles out to sea and
their crews usually remain out of
touch with land a week at a time.
So each day the crew of an ex
cursion fishing vessel, the S.S.
Westport collects newspapers from
the passengers, swing in by the
pilot boat and leave a day's reading.
Mystery of Dry Cows
Put Up to Sheriff
By Mail. In Ore eon. 1 year
By Mail, out of State. 1 month .
New mail subscriptions tn carrier deliver
ed zones, cnargea same raw u carrier
delivery.
Sena Register-Guard, pursuant to an
irder duly made on the 18th day of
AtiRuit, 1948.
Date of First Publication of this Sum
mons: August 21, 1948.
Date of Last Publication of this Sum
mons; September 16, 1948.
HUSBAND AND FORT
Bv BEN A. JOHNSON.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
bmi wiiiamette atreei,
Eugene, Oregon
No. 1073 Saturday August 11, 1948
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
A. GEHO has been dulv an-
l as : pointed and has Qualified as Admtntstra-
3.00 .trix of the estate of WILLIAM O. GEHO,
5.25 (deceased, and all persons having claims
10.001 against said estate are hereby notified
l.W i to present the same, verified as required
140
Personals
Manufactures Custom Firing
Pottery gifts for Birthdays, Xm
alt original designs
LAV-ART CERAMICS
55 Washington Phona 4B5-R
ANY GIRL in trouble needing a friendly
adviser write The Salvation Army
White Shield Home P. O. Box 3919.
Portland 3, Oregon or telephone Bet
con 1632.
NO SALE allowed for small trailer or car
near Ferry St. bridge belonging to A.
S. Taylor & his wife, Mrs. Francea
Taylor have interest in them.
READINGS, APPOINTMENT ONLY
Phone 4762 .
Lost & found
150
LEGALS
100
in the eraeim" C6URT or tut
STATE Ot OHBUON
FOR THE COUNTY OF LANS
SUMMONS
CLEO DOROTHY POLTERA, Plaintiff
vs.
HOWARD EUGENE POLTERA, Defend
ant. TO: HOWARD EUGENE POLTERA, De
fendant, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are hereby required to
aoDear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled suit,' on
or before four weeks from the first pub
lication ot mis summons, ana u you
fall to so appear or answer, for want
thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for in her
complaint on file herein, to-wit: For a
Decree dissolving the marriage contract
now existing between plaintiff and
yourself, and for an absolute divorce
frnm vnn. and fnr Mich other and fur
ther relief as the Court deems just and
This Summons Is published in the Eu-
by law, with proper vouchers, to said
Administratrix at the office of John L.
Barber, Jr., Walling Building. Eugene,
OreRon, within six months from the date
of the first publication of this notice.
uatea, August i,
NELLIE A. GEHO
Admlniitrntrly
John L. Barber, Jr.
Attorney for Estate
No. 1006 Sept. U, 1948,
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Slftlt UC UKJSUUN
FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE
WILLIAM M. WINSTED and LULU )
WlINSitU, HIS Wife, 1
LOST WELL bred, black male Cocker.
2 yrs. old, answers to the name ot
"Inky". Lost from Mont. Ward im
plement store about 2 p. m. Wednes
day. Call Mai-cola 743 collect. Reward
LOST: RED zipper bill fold at Ben
Franklin in Spfld., Wed art. Reward!
Return papers and pictures valued only
to owner. Ph. Spfld. 7050, Mrs. Marh
woods.
LOST LADY'S Elgin wrist watch at
fern Ridge dance hall. Heturn to Mrs
Harold Larson, Harrisburg, Ore. Reward.
VS
Plaintiffs )
DID YOU find
leather Jacket lost by
ui-St.
school boy bean nicker on North out-
sKirts oi sptm. fiease write tot
Grade A Medium
Grade B Large
Under Grades , ., ,.
Grade A Small
EGGS (Wholesale Prlee to Retailers)
Large AA . 72c
uraae a ijarge trie
Grade A Medium 65c
Grade A Small &7c
POULTRY (Buying Prlee)
Hens, over 4 lbs., No, 1 colored 32c
Hens, over 4 lbs., No, 2 colored 28c
Hens, under 4 lbs., No. 1 colored 29c
Hens, under 4 lbs., No. 3 colored 25c
Hens, over 4 lbs., No. 1 light 27c
Hens, over 4 lbs. No. 2 light 23c
Hens, under 4 lbs.. No. 1 lieht 23c
Hens, under 4 lbs., No. 2 light 21c
No. 1 colored springs, 3 to 4 lbs. 40c
No. 1 colored springs, l'A-2 lbs. 32c
No. 1 Leghorn springs, IVb-lb. or over 30c
No. 1 colored springs, over 4 lba. 40c
No. 2 colored springers, 2-3 lbs. 34c
No. 2 Leghorn springs, lft lb. or over 26c
Stags and cocks 14c
HA if KB
Cascara, lb. . lie
Dry Grape Root, lb, 7c
PIIILCO
AUTO
RADIOS
FIREMEN GET SERVICE
SUPERIOR. Wis. U. Fire
men wish all their fire-fighting
was as easy as this one. A box
car filled with lime caught fire in
the railroad yard. While firemen
waited, a switch engine hauled the
blazing boxcar five blocks to the
fire fighters.
..S4c
-67c
..4c
S2c
61c
..59c
.-55c
53c
..Uc
-.45c
COLUMBUS, O. (U.R) The
Franklin County sheriff's office
has been called to investigate the
case of the dry cows.
Mrs. Ida Demeastri complained
to sheriff's deputies that' when
she goes to milk her cows, there is
no milk.
Someone, she said, has been
stealing into the barn in the mid.
die of the night and milking the
cows.
Ferns, oer bunch varied .
TALLOW
Tallow, No. 1
Tallow, No. 2
House grease
HIDKS
Grease
call up to id IDA,
Kip. lb.
Beef Hides, lb.
lie
10c
7c
Tc
.-10c
AUTO WORKERS STRIKE
BIRMINGHAM, Eng. MP)
Sixteen thousand British automo
bile workers are on strike in a
dispute over introduction of
American mass production meth
ods in the Longbridge plant of the
Austin Motor Car Company.
Sanltnne Gives Dresse New
Sheen. Electric Clean ts, 121
'lUmette.
Curtains cleaned In Sanltone.
Electric Cleaners. 1210 Willamette
St
Davenports 4 Chairs Cleaned,
Electric Cleaners, 1210 Willamette.
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Musle by Chuck'.
Mdern Dance Band
Every Saturday NIte
DINING
and
DANCING
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Turn Right at
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We Cater to Private Dinner Parties
SUNDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
DANCE
SAT. NITE
9:30 12:30
HERSCHEL DAVIS
& HIS ORCHESTRA
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Benton-Lane Park
99 West S Miles North ot
Junction City
NOW SHOWING
AT DUSK
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SAMUEL E. YOUNG and JANE DOE
YOUNG. His Wife, the unknown
heirs of SAMUEL E. YOUNG. If )
deceased. Also all other persons or )
parties unknown claiming any right, )
title, estate, lien or Interest In the )
real estate described ln the Com- )
plaint herein, )
Defendants )
To! Samuel E. Younc and Jane Doe
Young, his wife, the unknown heirs of
Samuel E. Young, If deceased. Also all
other persons or parties unknown claim
ing any right, title estate, lien or Interest
in the real estate described ln the Com
plaint herein, defendants above named:
IN THE NAME Of THE STATE Or
OREGON: Vnu and tnrh nf vnn nro
hereby summoned and required to appear
and answer the complaint against you In
me a do ve eniuiea court ana cause on or
before the exoiration of four weeks from
and after the date of first publication of
this summons and If you fail so to appear
or answer for want thereof the plaintiffs
will apply to the court for the relief
firayea ior in tneir complaint herein,
o-wit: For a decree that the plaintiffs
are the sole owners in fee simnle of the
following described real property: The
aouin oi me southwest Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter and the Northwest
Quarter of the Northwest Qtinrter of the
Southwest Quarter, all tn Section Five
(5) Township 18 South Range Four (4)
West of the Willamette Meridian In Lane
County. Oregon. That none of vou has
any right, title, estate, lien or Interest
therein, quieting plaintiffs' title against
any and all claims of each of vou and
awarding to the plaintiffs such other
relief as to the court may seem equitable.
Service of this summons Is made by
publication thereof pursuant to an order
made ln said cause by the Honorable
Chester N. Anderson, District Judge In
and for Lane County, Oregon, given and
made In the absence of all Circuit Judges
from Lane County, Oregon, which bears
the date the 20th dav of Ausiint. lf)4fl.
which order directs that said summons
do punusnea in trie Eugene Keeister.
Guard ones a week fnr fniic nrci
weeks and that It require each of the
defendants to appear and answer the
complaint of the plaintiffs on or before
the last day of the tlma prescribed ior
publication thereof.
i ne aaie oi me iirsi puoucation I tnis
summons la Aueust 21. 1948.
The date of the last publication thereof
OBpVCJTlDCr 10, ivw.
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RIDDDLESBARGEH BUTLER
Auomeyg ior me nainun
Post Office Address:
201 Miner Building
Eugene, Oregon
No. 1075 Saturday, Sept 18, 1948.
Spfld. as tt is really needed.
LOST Billfold in Greyhound bus depot.
Sunday, casn, eneck, driver's license
and valuable paper. Reward. Eleanor
Brunquist, 28 Park Terrace. CorvaUii.
BLACK and White Male border colt
ftuppy: white feet. 1 droopy ear. Lost
n neighborhood of city playground
19th and Jeff. Child's pet. Ph. 4577.
FOUND. CHAUFFEUR'S button no. 20185.
Owner contact Janitor at Montgomery
Ward.
t6ST LARGE red Irish setter. Phont
Transportation
160
WANTED Ride to East Coast after Aug.
u. unve ana snare expenses, waiter
Rohlfs. Sherry Ross Hall, U. of O.
Call 3300.
YOUNG COUPLE want ride to Lincoln,
wen. or vicinity, i-ieip arive ana snare
expenses. Local references exchanged.
Ph. 12:iO-M.
TAKE ONE PASSENGER to Los Angeles.
L.cave a pout, rnaay. uau zxvo.
BUILuING IN which Barker Electric It
operating, ltno Lawrence, with large
modern. 2 hdrm. apt. upstairs. This
building is ideal for doctors, dentists,
plumbing shops, barber shop, beauty
Bnrlor, etc. Inquire at 1070 Lawrence,
arker Electric.
10G0 High St. Phone 874
fiftUL J. VODJANSKY, KBALTUA
Evenings Also
LOST Heavy horn-rlmmed glasses down
town. Please phone 71 93-M.
Daith NoUmi
115
Business Property
200
BUSINESS LOCATION
S.E. CORNER of Intersection oi W. Tth
ana t lllmore si. 127X71. Long terra
lease or sell at very easy terms. Sign
on property.
STENWICK & KOK
Realtors
45 West 11th Ave. Phone 5331
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY for sale by
owner, near bpringiiem, eugene, 3
acres, new alumlum building 32'xlOO'
office building 14'x20 side track, tele
phone, electric power, adjacent to
highway 99". Write Reg.-Guard Box 130.
Duplexes, Apts. for Sale 205
FOR SALE by owner new, modern 1 yr.
oia aupiex consisting or living rm
bedroom, kitchen, full bath. Also In
eluded gas heater, elec. hot water
heaters, elec. ranges, Venetian blinds,
floor coverings. Each side rents for $50
a mo. Lot size 80x100. Selling prlca
only $9000. 1777 Augusta. Ph. 3B6S-R,
CASTLEMAN Alva Louis Castleman, age
80 of ChowchiUa, Calif., passed away
Wednesday, August 18, 1948, ln the
home of his sister, Mrs. Wm. Herring
in Drain. He was born January 26, 18&B
in uauas, Texas, married uicy a.
Welch, September 3. 1919 in Calvin,
Oklahoma. Was a member of the
Church of Christ, and the Chemical
Workers' Union. Mr, Castleman was
employed as a gin operator In the Cot
ton Seed Oil Plant. Is survived by his
widow, a step-son, James W. Welch,
Oakland, Calif., 2 daughters, Mrs. La
Ruth Sadowsky, Blackwell, Okla Miss
Mary Katharin Castleman, at home, 8
brothers, Andrew of Shawnee, Okla.,
John of McAllister, Okie.. A. ., of
Fresno. Calif., Charlie of Calvin, Okla.,
Foy of Gainesville, Texas, Roy of An
tloch, Calif., 3 sisters, Mrs. Lena Her
ring, Drain, Mrs. Mae Cannon, Calvin,
Okla. Mrs. Viola Woods ln Texas. The
body is being shipped to Calvin, Okla.,
by the Mills Mortuary in Cottage Grove,
with the funeral services being held
on Wednesday, August 25, 1948, 1 Cal
vin, Oklahoma.
DUPLEX Owner leaving. Price redue
ea xor quicK saie on mis exceptional
property at 1870 Ferry St. $7000 down.
$225 per mo. Income. $19,250 full price.
Call owner at 6794-M. Courtesy to
dealers.
Lots & Homesltei 210
I I "" iiry at Furnac 1 1
I I Creek"
II tun
U I "Lady from
Shanghai"
Dan Dalley
Nancy Guild
IN
"Give My Regards
to Broadway"
plus
Paulette Goddard
Hazard"
THE HOLLAND
"Eugene's Leading Spot for Floor Shows and Entertainment"
NOW PLAYING .
"Rhapsody on Ice"
Last Time Sunday
Admission $1.00 plus tax Any Night Except Saturday
PARENTS Make reservations now and bring the kiddles,
BILLY HAMILTON'S ORCH.
Jointed Fried Chicken with French Fries 75c plus "tax.
Phone 4080 Now for Reservations
POOLER Otis DeVere (Bud) Pooler, age
w or uis5ion passeo away rnursaay,
August 19, 1946 as a result of a woods
accident Was born April 29, 1908 at
Deerhora, Oregon, and was married to
Belty Taylor on January 4, 1930. Resi
dent of Cottage Grove and vicinity for
30 years, coming from the McKenzle
District in 1918. He was a member of
the Cottage Grove Lodge No, 810
L.O.O.M. and the IWA-CIO. Has been
employed as a lumber worker and
miner, his entire adult life, having
worked in the Black Butte Mines sev
eral years. Is survived bv his mother,
Mrs. Agnes Minnie Pooler, Cottage
Grove, 2 sons, Bruce DeVere Pooler and
Michael Pooler, Cottage Grove, 3 sisters,
Mrs, C. J, Madsen, Mrs. E, M. Summers,
and Mrs. Noreen Lund, all of Cottage
Grove, Funeral services will be held
on Monday, August 23. 1948. at 11 a. m.
at the Mill's Mortuary ln Cottage
urove, witn nev. tranK Brown offi
ciating. Interment In the Greenwood
Cemetery, at Leaburg. The Cottage
crove Lodge no. bio l.o.u.m, are in
charge of Commital Services. ,
sr.
Regular
OLD TINE
DANCE
W. 0. W. HALL
TONIGHT
Vera McAdams Orch.
DANCE...
Every Saturday at 9 P.M. to the music of Tommy Fox
EAT
Our Buffet Dinner That Everyone Is Talking about . . . 6:00 to 8:30 P. M. Every Saturday
(Open to the Public)
Veterans Memorial Bldg.
1650 Willamette
Phone 3452
KITZ William A. Kltz, age 74 of 310
Cheshire St., passed away at a local
rest home on Friday, August 20, 1948,
He was bom Nov. 5, 1873 in Polo. Illi
nois, married Mary Haven In Cedar
Rapids, Iowa on May S, 1909. The
couple came to Oregon In 1913 and
have resided in Eugene since that time.
Mr. Kltz was a member of trie tagies
Lodge. He Is survived bv his wife
Mary, on brother John Kttz In Falr
bault, Minn. Three sisters. Emma Rand
of Cherokee, Iowa, Minnie Van Sickle
of Meridian, Iowa and Anna McKay of
Clinton, Iowa. Funeral service will be
held at the Simon-Lounsbury Chapel
on Tuesday, August 24, 1948 at 3 p. m.
Rev. U O. Griffith officiating. Inter
ment will be in Westlawn Memorial
Park.
MADDAUGH 8c KOONS -
llth 8e Chambers Phone 3049
SPECIALWe have a dandy building
spot on College Crest for $1100. This Is
such an outstanding buy. We think
that It is so good an Investment that
we are specializing on it. See Koom
on this.
24 LOTS BY OWNER, 17th and 18th Sts.
East of Polk St. All 67 wide, by 123f
to 200 ft. long. On city sewer now and
water soon. No-flood, price $500 o $700.
Good terms. Ph. Veneta 2447. C. A.
Fenner, Notl, Ore.
FOUR LOTS In one block. 140x205.
Paid up sewer, water and elec. On
street developed. $1,300 with terms. By
owner. Call 2595-R.
1 CORNER AND 2 adjoining lots suit
able for service station, courts, eta.
Walking distance of town, 17th and '
Mill. Write Reg.-Guard Box 129.
SPFLD. CITY LOT, East 18th St., V
blk. north oi Main. Sewer, light and
water. $750. Terms. Ph. S967-R. 1583
West 12th Ave.
FINE WELL DRAINED LOT 55x113, sew
er, lights and water, hard surfaced
street, choice location. $575, il cold at
once. P.O. Box 1131.
LOTS FOR SALE on paved South 6th St.
nice Duuaing snow, sew eacn. cnas.
Conn, Tenmile, or Mrs. Cora Conn,
Cottage Grove.
AT THE NEW MERIDIAN DAM SITE1
Very choice bldg. lots at Lowell. $2S
down; balance monthly. See owners,
E. E. Haya and Son, Vt mi north of
Lowell.
LOT 80x120 on sewer and city
with gar. Could be converted lr
water
Into Hv-
1030 M. St,
able quarters. Call
spiiq. ure.
2 CHOICE high and dry building lots on
Friendly, between 18th and 19th In
quire 1870 Monroe St.
EAST SIDE LOT for sale.
lights, sewer. Call 4751 -W.
City water.
Houses for Sale
220
MIDDLETON Marian Irene Mlddleton,
age 72, died at Albany, Ore., on Wed
nesday, August 18, 1948, She was born
March 28, 1878 ln Illinois. She was a
widow of Horace Mlddleton who died
In Eugene on March 12, 1948. She
moved to Albany in March, 1048, hav
ing nrevlously been a resident of Eu
gene for 13 years. Funeral service will
take place at the Poole-Larsen Chapel
on Tuesday, August 24, 1048 at 2 p. m.
Kev. e. s. Bartiam win officiate, in
terment in Westlawn Cemetery.
113 SATURDAY SATURDAY
VERFURTH Josephine Verfurth. age 72,
of Wedderbum, Ore., passed away at
a Eugene hospital on Saturday. August
21, 1948. Complete obituary and funeral
announcements will be released later
by Simon -Lou ns bury Chapel.
Funeral Directors 125
SIMON-LOUNSBURY CHAPEL
Phone 433 ll52Ollve St
SCHWERING & ENGLAND CHAPEL
Creswcll 1st and C St. Phone 317
Bunene loth and Pearl. Phone 112
VKATCH HOLL1NGS WORTH
ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME
Phone 112 Pearl Street at 10th
EUGENE CREMATORIUM
1100 Charnelton. Phone 723
barthol6"mewbuellchapel
Springfield 6th nd B Phone 318
MILLER-SHERMAN FUNIS AL HOME
Junction City Ph. 66 Harrisburg 42
POOLE-LARSEN FUNERAL HOME
Phone 723
Personal!
140
DENTAL PLATE REPAIR. Dr. Harry
mier, uemisi, corner am ana Wil
lamette, Eugene, Ore.
VIA VI way to health dealer, Eva B. Storer
izva ueecn m. rnona ivs-h, sugene,
every oay except sat.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets 8
r.m. Thursday at The Friendly House,
1th and Ferry P.O. Box 895. Ph. 4762.
LADY Psychologist and palmistry. 90 E.
Broadway. Why be ln doubt over love,
business or domestic affairs?
TWILL NOT be responsible for any bills,
other than those I sign for myself.
Donald A. Smith.
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
FOR SALE BY OWNER
NEW 2 bedroom homt; extremely at
tractive fine construction and insu
lated throughout well arranged living
room, dinette, kitchen, utility room.
Venetian blinds throughout, hardwood
floors, oil furnace, attached garage
with concrete drive. Large lot 160 x 55
completely landscaped with lawn,
backyard fenced in. Ideally located
near U. of O., 1 block from Edison
School, Fair mount loop bus stops on
corner. Owner being transferred. 14B7
East 23rd Street between Agate and
Emerald. Shown by appointment only.
Phone 4370-W.
HOUSES FOR SALE TO BE REMOVED
U'HOivi property. The University of
Oregon has the following 5 houses for
sale to be sold to the highest bidder,
the hou.es to be removed from the
present site:
1340' a Onyx. Including annex
1346 Onyx
1347 Onyx
1390 Onyx
1259 East 14th Ave.
Bid forms may be serured from Mr. B.
W. Marlin, University business office,
who will show properties.
5 ROOM PLASTERED HOUSE, gas. wir
ed for range, large lot. Paved st. Bus
by the door. Vi block to school, store
and church. $7250. Some terms. Owner
1229 Pearl St.
RELIABLE party may have my 4-bedrm.
home in city fully furnished with $140
income per mo. puis your api. r fir
onl;
"X
$2500 down and easy terms. Writ
BOX
IF YOU AHE" INTERESTED in buying
a new 3 or 4 bdrm. home in choir
location, we have one that will bt
finished approx. Nov, 15, 907 E. 20th
or call 8874-R, eves.
PRICED for quick sale-Ncw 3-rm. house.
Bath nnd utility room; new furnishings.
Call after 5:30 p. m, 1261 E. Bally, or
North Polk.
3'A BDR. In small lot. University district.
$4930 $1150 loan against it. Win con
sider late model car in good cond. or
trade for sub. property. Ph. 4940-RX.
FOR SALE by owner. West side 3 bdrm.
home with 2 bdrms. partly finished up
stairs. $12,750, with $3900 down. Phone
7 148-J. No agents, please.
BY OWNER 5 bedrm. remodeled home,
oil furnace, close to bus and schools.
River Rd. Dist, 145 W. Billiard Lana.
Ph. 3973-M.
FOR SALE 3-rm. house, furn. 200d
City View Rd. $5000. Inquire Wll
Hama Transfer Co.. ph. 1620.
4-RM. COTTAGE 20 minute bus service.
Leaving state. Must sell October 1. 32$
29th West.
BY OWNER 3 bdrm. home, garage,
large lot 68x205. 1680 Van Buren St,,
Eug. Ph. 6769-R.
SMALL NEW home furn., dble. garage.
2 lots, no swamp. Lights, water and
wood. Cheap. Call 1388 Grant.
IF LONELY,
write Ruth X Wad, Box
2-ROOM unfinished houM for Mia. to bi
moved. Call 4S3A-W.
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