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I p, i nrM. ggen, or.. wH. July . fta(iio pr0Qrams - Wednesday, July 13, 1949 Public Market . . r.ienn would be sentenced next w " w ' ' f " I I .. FBI Checking KF Salesman RICHLAND CENTER, Wis. ' (U.PJ FBI agents were asked Wed nesday to check their records for any information on Howard Glenn, 23, Klamath Falls, maga zine salesman who pleaded guilty to raping an 80-year-old widow. Glenn pleaded guilty to break ing and entering with intent to commit rape and to a rape charge when he was arraigned iwonaay Glenn would be sentenced next week after he receives the FBI report. McKay Names Larson SALEM lfi Harold Larson, Portland, was reappointed by Gov. Douglas McKay Wednesday to a four-year term on the advis ory council to the State Board of Health on hospital licensing. Eugene Markets KORE "mKUGN USHtKOACKGW ZK0IN 6:00 I Gab. Heatter 6:X& I News. Headline 6:3a Dog Tales :4S I N. W. NewB Headline Edition 1 Radio Newireel 1 Farmer Union Lane Home Ed. Tradewinds Tav. J Spot Market Wsiyre Kin ( Muk. Martin Dairy Wayne Ktrof Take Ten, B'ball I Airte. Chem. I Henry Mortan I Henry Morsan I Ronald Cclman I Ronald Colrnan Concert Concerts Concert Concerts ' CBS 6 vera 12 Ml Grade A Larue Grade A Medium " .Grade A Small VEGETABLES Corn Beans, sjreen. i Peas Me 66c . 63c I 58C It Mil Police Judge George i oweil nouna j,-,, au,ly (mulnium of . lo 1 per Glenn over to county court for cent acidi sentencing. He was unable ' ost I g"'?, Xv ,mV;imum 7 .Mof tsoqobond. . JB,UVV;iVV..iVMU.riV) ""l Dirt. Atty. Leo uwnis "'" I a print. . . '. AA prlnt tc CHEESE 'Whol.ial. .flea) f Triplets, lb. Jr , UU, 5 ih. .. lc! EGGS Bnylnf VrK.l i F.vtri. lar.n arad AA S9c Lars. AA c Jumbos S9 Grade A I-ere S Grade A Medium . 52r i Grade A Small .1 3 'Under Grade! 42c I EGGS 'Wholesale price to retailer) Large AA 7:00 7:1 7:30 7:45 :00' 8J0 :4S :00 15 9:30 :4S 10:00 J0:H 10:30 10:45 "ll:00 11:11 11:30 11:45 I Lyn Murray Lyn Murray Cisco Kid 1 Cisco Kid Lone Kjuser Lone hanger Amateur Hour Amateur Hour Rhythmic Ace Riders Pur. Safe Philo Vance Phllo Vance ; I Classics I Classics I Veti News I Fire Weather Bis Story Bis Story Curtain Time Curtain Time I Concerts I Concerts 1 Hwd Music Hall I H'w'd Music Hall 1 naircc in sJ-SS COLDDFWKS WHAM T'S "MYSTt I Name that Rons I Amateur Hour I N'aTio that Fiona Amateur Hour Touch of Rhythm! On for the Book Album Favorites t Scan. Music j One Jpjth Book I Album. News t News of Air I Time for Music 1 Mutual Nearl I Time for Music I Music Showcase I Music j Musi? Showcase l Music t Fulton Lewis I Vet. Reporter Ray Hackett I Ray Hackett Northland Melody! Music Amum ravontes music music Lift Thy Voice ! Guest Star Waxing Melodic ! Waxing Melodie ! News (IT" Show Slsrls At Desk II ' Owl Show Saturday Nile Ml .,. SL 11 Sinatra MacMurray I I l "MIRACLE OF THE 1 ! II BELLS" II 1 111 "Western Heritage" III ill FBEE PONT BIDES FOR If 111 TUB KIDDIES 11 12:00 Sign Off I Reporter ) Sports Final J Music You Want I Mu3i You Want Studio Zee I Studio Zee : StiifJl-. Z? i Studio Zee Tncws ! Valley Boys Valley Boys Studio Party I Party k News 1 8tuJio Party Studio Party Cary- Burgher Caxy-Burther Research Serenade Serenade News 1 Supper Club I News of World I Archie Andrews j Archie Andrews Foster. News Mr. D. A. I Mr. D. A. t Sports Page 1 WorM Tonight i Bobbins Orch. ' Dr. Christian I Dr. Christiaii 1 5 Star rtnal 1 Night d. I Intern fl affairs Avocados. No. 42 Cabbage, lb. Cabbage, red. lb. - - -Carrots, three bunches Lettuce, head, two tor ' Cauliflower, lb. ! Celery, bunch t fnriiinbers - Onions, bunch ..3 fcr 35c! oc 15c 29c 23c 23c 25c J for 19c I You and Security rpVckaw Onions, dry, three lbs. Parsley, ouncn nuiithM. bunch Peppers, green, lb. a (or 15c ..25c " .. J5c Z, a tor 19c - 49c ..ivc I Sign Off I Sam Hayes Wax Museum Wax Museum Wax Museum I Sarinafle I You and World I Russ Morgan i Orch., News Studio Party Studio Party : Siudtn Party I Party. Bui. Brd. 1 Sign Off I I Sign Off I Silent H i i Beets, two buncoes ; Green i Turnips, two bunches j FBI ITS Cherries, ID. Raspberries, box Watermelon, lb. Grapefruit. Florida wajnuu. unsncjicu - - "aibsr'ilc 29c Grade A Large Mr. Grade A Medium Mr Grade A Medium 5c Grade A Small 4-Jc POULTRY (Buying price) Hens over 4 lbs.. No. 1 colored 23c Hens, over 4 lbs.. No. 2 colored ... 19c Hens, under 4 lbs.. No. 1 colored ...2nc Radio Programs Thursday, July 14, 1949 Hens, under 4 lbs.. No. 2 olorel CflRniVHL & CIRCUS ACTS NOW SHOWING EUGENE TONIGHT And All This Week FAIRGROUNDS Lenhorns over 4 lbs.. No. 1 light 21c Leghorns over 4 lbs.. No. 2 light 17c LeBhoms under 4 lbs.. No. 1 light 18c Leghorns under 4 lbs.. No. 2 litfht 14c No. 1 colored springs. 3 to 4 lbs. . .31c No. 1 colored springs, over 4 lbs. . .. 32c No. 2 colored springs, 2-3 lbs 27c No. 2 leghorns springs. Vh lbs or over 20c No. 1 leghorn springs, Vk lb, or over 24c Stags and cocks 15c BARKS Csscara. lb . dry 12c Dry Grape Root. lb. 4c TALLOW Tallow. No. 1 4r Tallow. No. 2 Sc HIDES and WOOL Grease 2c Calf up to 18 lbs. 15c Green hides ... 8c Kip. to 26 lbs. Bull Wool. lb. Mohair. 12 mos. clipped Mohair, short clipped Mohair, buxry AERIAL BARETIS Performance ISO Feet In the Air Without Nets or Safety Devices. IOC -4c 12c Portland List 6:00 6:1S 6:30 6:4S 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:13 8:30 6:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 " 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 " 1 1:00 " 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:30 -i2L4S 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:43 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 3:00 3:18 3:30 3:43 4:00 4:18 4:30 4:45 I Tarm News I Coffee Clock l Coffee Clock I Bulletin board I Hemingway Breakfast gang t Breakfast gang I Good Morning I Yawn Patrol I Musical roundup Yawn Patrol I Musical roundup I Sunrise Serenade 1 Sports St Music I KUGN Farmer I Rural roundup (Farm Time Farm Time Old Songs I Kneass, Newt KOIN Klock Macleod News Joy News Fred Beck 15c 25c 5c . . 2 for 29c ..2 lbs. (or 49c I Chape) I Musical roundup I I Agronsky I Musical roundup I I Morn. Headlines Musical roundup ' I Time. Tunes I Roundup, news ! I Breakfast Club i Breatciast uiud I Breakfast Club I Breakfast Club I Smooth Music I Smooth Music I Purple Sage I Sam Hayes Consumer News Baker's Notebook B, Q. Lewis R. Q. Lewis 1 News at Nine I KASH Klassifieds I News I Soph. Swing (Melody Time For Women I Kay Kyser I Melody Time 1 For Women I Kay Kyser I Melody. News For Women Gift Time Galen Drake True Story True Story I Cecil Brown I Music for Thurs. I Music for Thurs. t Music for Thurs. ) Kate Smith I Kate Smith i Haven of Rest 1 Haven of Rest ( News of Air I Songs of Times I Spfld. Quiz I News VldiesFirst ! Ladles First Queen for Day I Queen for Day Noon News Melody Tims Melody Time Inquiring Mike 1 Newa. headlines 1 Brkfst. in Hlywd. Nat Brandwynne I Brkfst. in Hlywd. ) Lighthouse t Trading Post 1 Heatter j Eve. Headlines Top of Morning Top of Morning Top of Morning Music News 1 2nd Cup !2nd Cup Jack Berch Kneass, News Feature Story Vaile News Grand Slam Rosemary Dorsey Show Dorsey Show Dorsey Show Dorsey Show Accent on Melodyl Concert Hall Accent on Melodvl Concert Hall Accent on Melody) Concert Hall Melody, News I Concert Hall Wendy Warren Aunt Jenny Helen Trent Gal Sunday I Big Sister I Ma Ferkins I Dr. Malone I Guiding Light I Fashions Modern Musio I Talk of Town Morgan Orch. ' I Baukhage ( 1st Edition Laraways show I Airlane Trio I News I Lane Co. Agent I Spot Markets Farm Forestry Lopes Orch. Lopez Orch. Today's Children I Lora Lawton I Dble. or Nothing I Macleod News I Dble. or Nothing Come 'n Get It I Kneass. News t Norah Drake I Light of World I Brighter Day Theatre Pas On with Show On with Show On with Show News Parade Weaher Report Musical Roundup Musical Roundup Musical Roundup Cavalc- of Drama Backstage Wife Musical Roundup Book of Music I Stella Dallas Musical Matinee Book of Music I Lorenzo Jones Music, Time Out Book of Music I Widder Brown Ride Cowboy I Life Beautiful I 2nd Mrs. Burton Variety Time I Road of Life 1 Perry Mason Melody Lane I Pepper Young I Bright & Light Melody Lane I Right to Hap'ness I Air Flo News of Air Winner Take All Tunefully Yours New York Markets Br William D. Morgsa NEW YORK- July 13 (APA general advance in the stock market today earned prices fractions to more than 2 points higher. The upturn late in the day was accompanied by a heavy trading that pushed the volume of the rate ot arouna 1,000.000 shares for the enUre day. Rails, steels and motors were the best group with oil getting a comfortable share of attention. . , , A gentle rise in the market early In the session was checked for a time amurtri mM-dav with considerable wail street uncertainty oyer interpretation of the steel-iaoor situation. But doubts were pushed aside and active buying was resumed throughout a large section oi tne marxei. Steel stocks gained fractions to around a point after moving narrowly near their previous close early in the day. U. S. Steel. Bethlehem. Republic and Youngs town Sheet Sc Tube all added plus signs. Rails took the leadership, however, with nickel plate up more than 4 points at one time. Other rails higher Included Santa Fe. Southern Pacific. Canadian Pacific, and Southern Kaiiway. Others gaining included General Motors, Chrysler. Standard Oil NJ . Texas Co.. Western Union. American Can. U. 5 Rubber. Montgomery wara. Caterpillar Tractor, and American Smelt ing. I Against Storm Ana ins t Storm Lunch Sardl's Dial for Dough I Your Command Your Command Coast roundup Tell Neighbor Fulton Lewis Hemingway Passing Parade News 1 Surprise Package I Musical Matinee Surprise Package Musical Matinee Notice This Musical Matinee Notice This I Music. News News Girl Marries Music of Masters Portia Music of Masters 1 Plain BUI Music of Mastera I Front Page Far'l Kirkham Newa Meet the Mrs, Meet the Mrs. Arthur Godfrey Mod. Romances Mod. Romances Add-A-Line Add-A-Line I Musical Matinee Ore. Reporter j Wei. Travelers Musical Matinee (Hymns 1 Wei. Travelers Musical Matinee I Hymns I Aunt Mary Matinee. News I Children's Thea. I Love, Learn Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey PORTLAND. July 11 'API Butterfat (Tentative. subject to Immediate change). Premium quality maximum rb .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland, 61. 84c lb.; first quality 59.52c lb.f second quality B558c. Valley routes and country points 2c leu than first. Butter Wholesale F.O.B. bulk cubes to wholesalers; Grade AA, 03 score, 81c lb.i A, 02 score. 60c lb.t B. 90 score. 57c lb.; C. 89 score, 55c lb. Above prices are : white. 4-5 lbs.. 19-21c: 5-6 lbs, Club 1400 (Musical Matinee I On the Upbeat I Woman's Secret I Curt Massey Club 1400 J Musical Matinee I On the Upbeat I Sunny Side Little Show Club 1400 Spfld. Hour I On the Upbeat j Foster. News I Songs of Prairie Club 1400 I Music, Spf. News I Upbeat, Sports I Harkness I Larry LaSuer 8:00 8:18 8:30 8:48 B-Bar-B Ranch B-Bar-B Ranch 1450 Club Curlcy Bradley Club 1400 Mrs. F.D.R, Sky King Sky King Dinner Hour Dinner Hour Dinner Hour Dinner Hour I News String Serenade Dinner Melodies String Serenade Round Campflre I Symphony I 'Round Campflre I Elmer Peterson I Knox Manning I Bands on Parade 1 Chet Huntley I Garred News 25ci old roosters, all weights, 18-19c lb. 1 13.00-18.60; Medium grass steers up to HabDlts ( Average to growers): uve ai.uu; common-meamm grass neiiers tTPM a kit. i IK. IQIIr.. ft.A IK. 17-IOp- Ifl nn.11 fin rnn.,lllr. nnur. mnitlu Xt.lVlA' strictly nominal. oolored. 2 cents lower; old or heavy does . 11.00-12.50; shells down to 9.00; few corn- Cheese (Selling price to Portland nnd bucks, 8-14c lb.; dressed fryers. 55- mon beef cows 13.00-14.50; 1 good heavy wholesalers): Oregon singles, 38lfc-48c; ft7C iD. beef bull up to 20.00; common-medium Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 4)'6-50ttc. i Fresh Dressed Meats (wholesalers to sausage bulls 15.00-17.50: only few choice retailers per cwu. vcaicia bviu at .w.uu ,iaic lui uicuiuui- ueei: ateers. gooa. suo-ow ids., i-t; gooa oiu 10. range veaiers itz.uu; ooa Death Noticw 115 PORTLAND GRAIN PORT LAN 1J. July 13 IAF Cash wheat ibid): Soft white 2.11; soft white (excluding Rexi 2.11; White Club 2.11: Western Red 2.11. Hard Red winter: ordinary 2.11: id per cent 2.11; 11 per cent 2.13; 12 per cent 2.15. Hard White Baart: Ordinary 2.11: 10 per cent 2.12: 11 per cent 2.13; 12 per cent 2.15. Today's car receipts: Wheat 30: flour IT: oats 5; millfeed 5. OF THE NEW & ENLARGED GRAND . OPENING FRfinHA) TAVERN i Booths For Your Convetle( Your Favorite Beverage Two Shuffleboards Unlimited Parking FRANK HANK KELLY SERVING YOU. FIRST AND LAST ST McKenzie Highway Sprfcgty, Funeral Notices 120 Eggs (To wholesalers): A grade laree. M'-SOttc; A grade, medium. 52',i-53c; B grade, large. 4851Mic. Live Chickens (No. 1 quality F.O.B. plants): Broilers, under 3V lbs., 27.28c: fryers, l'-3 lbs.. 31 -53c; 3-4 lbs.. 33c; roasters, 4 lbs. and over, 33c: fowl, leg horns. 4 lbs. and under, 21-23c: leghorns, over 4 lbs., 23c; colored fowl, all weights. SEE Bob Rollins and his dare dev il riders at the motordrome SEE Mleker Mouse Clreui with 100 live performers VISIT 3E23? V Jo.l MoCram Vlrilnla May. 'COLORADO TKIIB1TOBV "APPOINTMBNT WITH MURDER" nana Kellr Kslh.r Williams "TAKE ME Ol'T TO THE BALL GAME" "ONE TOUCH OF VENUS stwrriTri J MAYFLOWER The bis- snake farm featuring Bin Rene, li feet Iqnt and weighing 157 V4 pounds SEE The Funny Old Fun House VISIT The Wild Life Show Wild animals and birds from all over the world SEE ILIG Tedar Tbm Bal. Rite Haywerlh la "COVER OlRL" ana "YOU WERE . NEVER LOVELIIIR- Tonll. Tbra sat. Barbara Stanwrrr "THE LADY GAMBLES' Also Tom Brawn In "DUKE Of CHICAGO McKENZIE Ten!!. Tbru Saturday Gl.na Ford Ida Lupin. "LUST FOR GOLD" Als. Bill Ellloll In THE LAST BANDIT VARSITY Freak on Paradr MldgtU and St rang p Polks from , everywhere at our Mammoth Circus Stde Show FOLLOW THE TWIN SEARCHLIGHTS TO THE SHOWGKOI'NOS Tonlts and Thurso's "THE CO Bit A STRIKES' And "BELLI OF SAN FERNANDO" cmmfrcial. 539-43: utility. 135-36. Cows: Commercial. $30-37; utility, $30 31; canners-cutters. $25-27. Beef Cuts (Good steers): Hind quar ter!, $M-.16; rounds. 534-55; full loins, trimmed, $60-65, triangles, $37-38; square chucks, $38-40; ribs, $50-53; lorequarters. veal snd calf: Good, commer cial. $39-41' utility. $30-33. Lambs: Good-choice, spring ismbs $47 i; commercial, $45-46. Mutton: Good, 70 Ins.. down. $19-21. Pork cuts: Loins, No. 1. 8-13 lbs.. $35- 57: shoulders. 16 lbs., down. $37-40; sparer lbs, $48-50; carcasses, $31-32' mixed weights $3 lower. Wool: Coarse, valley ana meaium grades. 45c lb. nionair: nominally asc id. on la month growth. uouniry-Ktllefl Meats com men-medium 13.00-18.00; culls down IO B.UU. Salable norm 150. market jietlve: iar- ty 25 cents higher; good-choice 180-235 lbs. 24.50-75 ; 255-325 lbs 20.00-22.50; good 350-450 lb. sows .mostly 17.00-18.00; heavier weights 16.00-50; feeder pigs lacking, choice light weights uoted to Tuesday s top of 25.00. Salable sheen 500: market verv slow. spring lambs weak to 1.00 lower; few old crop lambs and yearlings unsold; ewes steady; good-choice spring Iambs mostly 20.00-21.00; 1 large lot rail shipped lambs 21.60; common-medium 16.00-19.00; med ium-good 65-70 lb. feeder lambs 17.00 18.00; common buck feeders down to 12.00; good light ewes 6.50-7.00; common down to 3.00. Maude Rema of Route 1 Creswell, Oregon died Monday, July 11. 1949 at the age of 72 years. She was born December 24 1876 in Coburg, Oregon and POSTON: Pat Poston funeral ser vices will take place at the Poole-Larsen Chapel on Thurs-1 : day, July 14, 1949 at 2:00 p. m. The Rev. Frank L. Cook will, officiate with interment to fol- low at Rest Haven. Masonic : burial services will be under the , auspices of Eugene Lodge No. 11, A. F. & A. M. had been a resident of this com-lBOGGS-Funeral services for El- la A. xsuggb Ul io jtuubeveit Blvd. will be conducted Thurs day, July 14, 1949 at 2:00 P. M. at the Simon-Lounsbury Mor tuary with Rev. Paul E. Mellish officiating. Interment Rest Hav en Memorial Park. Death Notices 115 munty all of her life. Her hus band Warren Rema preceeded her in death several years ago. She is survived by one sister Mrs. Myrtle Murphy of Philo math, Oregon, and the following half sister and brothers: Mrs. Grace Bowers of Eugene, F. B. Vaughan of Rt. 1, Junction City, Blue Vaughan of Creswell, Ore gon, and Pete Vaughan of Alaska. Funeral services will be conducted at the Simon-Lounsbury Mortuary Thursday, July 14, 1H4 at iu:3U a.m. with Kev. Wilma Perry officiating. Inter- roan ;n nAtlllrA,, pA.nfAn. rai' acroniV'toweM' Laura Mae Clark of 768iBOGGS Funeral services for WHLS.hh?Ev.M"ic ii,'. West lO'h S'-. died Tuesday. Ella A. Boggs of 2296 Roosevelt lloas: Uht block,, 28-30 lb.: aows. Ju,y u mg a(. the age of g5 fflvd wiU be conducted at tne BONNEY Rita Marilynn Bonney funeral services will be held Thursday, July 14th at 10:30 a. m. at Veatch Hollingsworth England Funeral Home. Rever end W. M. Whitewell officiat ing with interment in Rest Ha ven Memorial Park. Lambs: Ton duality. 45-48e lb.i mutton. IJ-lr. Beef: Good cows. 24-30C lb.i canners cutters. 32-24r. Onions: Yellow Globe Jumbos, new crop. Calif., mcd. and Iarf e. $2.00-2o; reds, $219-49: White Globes. $3.50-4.00. Potatoes: Russets. Deschutes. No. 1A. (TOO-19; new potatoes: Calif. Long Whites, slie A. M tW-75; size B. 100 lbs., J3.90-79. Uay: New crop windrow bales. U. S. No. 1 green alfalfa or better, truck lots FOB. Portland. (29-30: U. S. No. 1 mixed timothy. $33-34: new crop oats and vetch mixed hay, uncertified clover hay. fin al, depending on quality, baled, on Wil lamette valley farms. PORTLAND LIVERTOCK PORTLAND. July 13 (API-IU5DA1 naiaDie cattle today 200, holdover 290. calves 190: market very alow, partial clearance at steady to weak orlcea with canner-cutter cows fully steady; calves very slow, few sales $1.00-$2.00 lower: most bids off more: cutter-common sleers WOMEN! at last here's dependable HYGIENIC PROTECTION A scientifically compounded douche with valuable medicinal ingredients to prolong its refreshing, cooling action. Thoroughly cleanses and $oothe$ delicate tissues. Removes offensive odors. Economical and easy to use. Get the genuine. Do not accept substitute... Sold at Drug Stores. years, ane was Born near Walterville, Oregon, September! 28, 1883, and had been a resi- dent here all of her life. She was a member of the First I Christian Church ot Eugene and , the Royal Neighbors. She was I united in marriage to Harry E. i Clark, January 9, 1909 in Eu- gene, Oregon, to his union was orn one son who preceeded her in death in 1939. Besides her husband Harry E. Clark she is survived by one half sister, Mrs. Virginia Stephens of Spring field, Oregon and the following half brothers: Claybourn, Lee and Lloyd Bonney of Eugene and Walter and Rupert Bonney of Portland. Funeral services will be conducted at the Simon Lounsbury Mortuary Saturday, July 16, 1949 at 10:30 a.m. with Re". Charles E. Fogg officiating. Simon-Lounsbury Thursday, July 14 1949 at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Paul E. Mellish officiating. Interment in the Rest Haven Memorial Park. Accordions For Rent Private Lessons & Bands .... ECGENF ACCORDION CENTER 319 Bampton Bids., 610 Willmt CLUB CROSSTOWN STEAKS CHICKEN IJSeaturing IJa iner . II oods SEA FOODS Dinners Served 6 P. M. Till 12 P. M. Club Privileges 1797 W. 7th Ave. Phone 5-9272 "Did you sub-lease our new house, dear?" Your Friendly Nagle Lumber Co. Where you can always shop to advantage. MrTtS5l; FREE DELI Probably the important m ment that ) ever make is il of your own, Now is the tint build. 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