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Newspaper Page Text-i'tv-: Al f Ji IBM. at the Be l?V' JsU wa born April f.i year nenver, Colo. She Iai!"'" ,i Id years, one w WP marriage to Henry ltd f i7 1034, In Che St Sep- ,Y. 'her hus- aW" i. survived by 2 S ? SS 4 Sony2 Wfi ions: Stanley and ill living, at home 2 SfiWm Bige low o Chi "', Ruby Stewart of El !&,?; T biothorK Harry wn. je0" .u .flrto. ill,, wal- iijiundiny , Hlgh Grove, U Anr 26, 1952, at :l 'Til the Slmon-Louns-iS'tuVryi wit" Mr. Ralph Mng. interment will fatl Memorial Eugene Markets lecand quality IU1I1.H AA PrinU ' A Prints , isuuit iiiariDf rrioci xtra Lartfa AA Large AA ... Extra LarBB A LarKe A . ... . MPCljlim aa ... mea mm a smaii a . "rrrrrT ...arge unecKl HGtiS Wholesale to Retailer) Extrn Lance AA Extra Lnrut A argo A A . . Medium AA"""""1""""""" Medium A " Small -. """ KCltlS iHatalft "" Jumbo A - Extra Large A Larue A Medium A i " Small A .waVt 8 local hos: passed away 22, 1952, at TUnf86 year He was born &'f 1B66, in Springville, ri has lived in Oreson 5 19 1 1913 He was one Waters of Veneta, Ore. iel !U Cinderella, preceded in 19. He is hrtothfVenetaredaugh- U M". ",,,lhoV,r nf " if.. Menu i: aw ."-- mm Feme Conant 01 wflahara M Lela Horn of mU Clara. Veneta "'i' n of Veneta 5f named after her, Mrs. &T:Blmfordof .Lawn i if vices will be held in , B.pU.t Chun o m -Louns- 51 1. r.hnr. with Slway at the home of his dnaS, Mrs.F.L. Waters S H yard St., in Eugene. He Sn April 17, 1866, at Co -Vl..i; ho earns to Amen- Eft age of 14 years. His Kg We was spent in San KyVetleCominRto Kiltie, Wash., he was employed V ffTjy nHF"rrled L,, Wilkinson Powers ot Eu- K 1939. For 25 years he was Lrlntendent of the campus Pany beautiful shrubs rn ucca .von... " . , . m He retired from work at ij age of 80 years and has isx made his home at the. jaie of his sister-in-law. Mrs. ., ur.i...... TJ 1c cnmjivivi hv reral nieces and nephews liv- 11 In California; aiso nis sisicr li.. v T. Wators nf Ilijeuc. nc oi his fellowman and was a hjiber ot the central rresDy- fel services will be held at n p,m. Friday, Apr. zo, iaoi, Voatph HnlllnpRwnrth EnB- ffflsh officiating, with inter- nit In tne fioneer Memorial fanetery. IGEHY Ernest Franklin ery, Rt. 2, Eugene, passed hay Tuesday, Apr. 22, 1952, at age o Hi. He was Dorn in nnfa rfi M 1 RRd Tfn WAR timed to Edith Curria in Mel . Kan., Aug. 15,1 1913. He tu been a resident of Eugene lilhe past 26 years. He is nvived by his wife, Edith, Eu- it; l son, Ernest itingery, tt. Fiioona. 1 naiiDhtow Thplmn Hicott, Springfield; 2 grand Sdren, Nancy and Kenneth klitott. Springfield; 1 daugh ,0pal Irene, preceded him in hth Mo R 109d rivavistrli Bvices will be held at Oak SI Cemetery Thursday, Apr. 4 at 3:00 p.m., with Rev. (Mes Bichards officiating. 7c t.1c aoc 47c colorflrt hons, ovnr 4 lbs ...10c kiioicu iiviiB. unner ids, POUI.TIlTwlK',"'biirln7'VrUV)'" tBBhornB, over 4 lb, oshorni. under 4 lbs. lu.uicu Bi'riiiK!., over 1D1, colore snr nil, 3-4 M. colored BPrlnsi, 2-3 lbi 3oc telhorn ,orlnj 1V lbi. up .7. 14c "'-Tr . -isc 30c ... 30c No. No. 2 poultry, ?c under "ab'ove'orlcaii wo. a poultry, Mi of above prices, POULTRY (NW baylnf prlea) No, 1 colored henn fjc No, 1 Leghorn hens ... irc 5?-oLj!olored "Prln frytra M 30c RAHnfl Caficnra, lb.,dry ,p Dry Orap, Root, lb. TAI.LOW Tallow M urcnnB .. innrs and wool Lamb ec Short Wool ... Mohair, 13 moi. clipped , Heavy Beef I.IBht beet . Kid Calf 15c . to - lYte .. JOc . 30c . 3-Sc . 4-5c . S-Bc 1-lOc . S.llc NEW YORK STOCKS SELECTED LIST ,teperte bv Foatat KarihaB (Wednesdar April X8, 10M) DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES! 30 IndUBtrialA. 259.97, off 1,13 20 Ralls. 91.2G, off .37 IS Utilities 48.71, off .11 Volume, 1,090,000 aharei NYSE SELECTED LIST: Admiral Air Redn Al Ludlum Al Chem Al Stores Am Airl Am Can Am Gas Am Loco Am Rdtr Am Smelt Am Tel Am Tob Am Wool Anaconda An Prich. Armco Armour Asoc DC Atchison Avco Bal Ohio Bendlx Ay Beth Stl Boeing Bore War - Bucyrus Burlington 8dn Pac elanesc Chcs Ohio si, fam St. Paul Pr Chrysler Climax Col Pitnl Colu Gas Vultee Cont Mtrs Corn Proa Crane Cro Zell (jurt wn Douglas Dow Chem Du Pont East Airl Eastman El Boat trie Firstnni Gen Elcc Gen Fooda. Gen Mtrs Gliriden (ioocivear Gt Wn Sua Groyhnd Gulf Oil Homcstaka Hudson 111 Cent Int Harv Int Nickel Int Paper Int Tel Johns Man jones1 la Kennecott Lib Owens Lockheed Loews BIEST-Col. Robert W. Dtt IN, surgeon In the U.S. Army fedlcal Corps, passed away sud- m irort Kuey, JS.an &un k Apr. 20, 1952. Col. Du- was the son of John Ran Kph DuPriest of Minneapolis, Can. He was born in Balti te. Ohio. Feb. 3. 1911. He tended Corvallis city schools, ran State College and the foiversitv nf Minnosnta. where ftwas associated with a medi- n Honorary and Kappa Sigma Kill fraternity. He received degree of doctor of medicine the University of Minne and entered the Army, he served 18 years. He rtrned at Fitzsimmons Hospi-i-in Denver, Colo., and took jwial training at Carlisle, near Wngton, D.C. He served at MLewis in the state of Wash- pn, bchofield Barracks, and 'wr Hosnital in Hawaii and RI COmmanrlintf nffinpr at a Njtal unit in France during i;ma war II. While serving in IHawaiian Islands on Dec. u. Lol. DuPriest received ; legion of Mprit. swarrl for worthy service performed the bombing of Pearl jwr. Among other posts in this country, he was Jgant chief of surgery at Val- b iiuauiiui. ra.. HI1U wna ;ft oi surgery at the Fort -i? Hfiunit-il nf ' 4 1 ivi a Neath. Col. DuPriest was gd in September, 1937, to Para Nadine Millohollen of ;cis, wno survives him. if -woert White DuPriest, and Dniiolne TiUUlln T-l,i t his brother, John H. Du fehVrilof Tacoma. Wash., f, 'ather. John R. DuPriest ,'""ieapo!is. Col. DuPriest AAim?mber of Schofield S.N,0;,443 A.F. & A.M., Ter- i ii,. "awaii. and a member ? ,1 .Amfican Colleffe of lHk . .ancl 8 member of the ,;Wwian Church of Cor fit Ik etS' services will be It sPr.iiBfield Friday at Ri.r.V rT HPV- Paul 5. !;! ' cJ?itrnl Presbyterian rj V i tugene officiating, interment at Kest-Haven .K ""dor direction of Y Lod8o No, 171 A.F. & 27 Lon Bell 37V4 24 Lorrlllard 21? 3BV. McKesson 40' 00 M&M Wood 17'.i 3Ha' Mack 15 121. CI Martin iVi 120 Mont Ward 89" 5t)V Nash 20'A HKiKfifift '8 42 NU Gpsm 21 194!, NU Lead 2S! .IS", mi Steel 44'', 27' NY Cent 19 44'. No Am Avn KVi 40'A No Pac 7.1'j 3(i'A Oliver 34'A 10V. Pac Gas 333, 19 '.i Packard 4H 78'4 Pan Am Air 9?i 7V. Paramount 27 20 V, Penney 67 Vi 4Uk Pcnn Ml IB tB'i Pensl 10 47 PHzer . 38 m'k Philco ' 30H 24Va Proc Gam fl4s4 IB. Pure Oil B1V4 .16', Radio 26, 41'. Hem Hand 18 34'A Hep Steel 39'4 30?i Hexall 554 40 Reynold. 33'A 74 Richlleld SOU 31 St. ResU 22 Wt Safeway 30 15 'A Schenley 27 'A 17'A Sears 33W 7 Sinclair 43 flO'A Socony 37 34'. Sou Co 13?5 82'A Sou Pao 71 'A 7 Sou Ry 5414 55 Sperry, 32 103 Spiegel 0 83'a Sid O Cal 84 22'.', Sid O.NJ 74 43'A Studebkr 38 30 Sunray 22 21 Swift 31V. 54 Sylvania 34 50 Texas S5'A 41 Textron 14 53?', Tidewater 44'A 36 Transam 24 41 TWA 19'i 18'A Tw Cen Fox 17 11 Un BaK 47'A 52 Un Carbide 69 37 Un Oil 41 14'A Un Pac 112 , 63'A Untd Aire 28 33 Untd Airl 25 42 Untd Fruit S9 44 US Rubber 78 16 US Steel 38 67 H. Walker 43 22 Wes Union 38 73 Westlnehl 35 35 Willys 9 19'A Woolworth 43 , 16 Zenith 76 dioJProgramS'Wednesday April 23, 1952 KERGKORE KUGNT KASH K0ACBr KGW KIBO B.r.-a.ari Hill A.M. UiM N.ia New. Uoor.l 5H5 P.M. 7: F.H. LBS I 1280 NBO 610 K0IN KWAX! 61 too IIS :30 Jm 0:?? 0:22 !0n Gabriel Heater Sd Selton News, headline! Glcn Stadler Sam Hoyei News Curtain Call Marvin Miller ?riaiP Bdtime Story Va"dfoo Clico Kid N. Van Brocklln Cisco Kid Headline Edit Lane Home Ed. 4 Pes. In Sports Accordion Time News & weather Relax with Muate Red Sktlton Chorus rehearsala Relax with Music Red Skelton ?ehlnd the nawa Archie Andrews Bing Crosby cople Learn Archie Andrewa Bins Crosby Table Hopptni Music In Air Poetic Moods Security Bcglna Ribbon Bouts Ribbon Bouts Ribbon Bouts Ribbon BouU Foy Willing FrerMv Martin Harmony Shoo Mystery Theatep Man from Dlnia Mystery Theater Dixie Sports Public health aer, Tarm Hour Farm Hour Farm Hour Big Story Big Story Meredith Wilson Meredith Wilson Wayne King . Wayne King Meditation Tim Golden Gate qt. 9 :00 :15 :30 MB Name That Song Top Guy Music Room Name That Song Top Guy Music Room Barbershop harm Rogues Gallery Melody Ranch Scand. Music Rogues Gallery Melody Ranch Shorthand Test fhorthand Test his la Forestry ewa 10 11! m :3ft :4i Remember Time NewsDaner of air nrmmnn Mar Studio Party fflm "Kill!!" Wtitual Newsreel Groucho Marx Btudio Party il1 A R.'v Combo Club The Bl Story Studio Party ine One man's family World News St. Glldersleeva t. Glldersleeva Lowell Thomaa Jack Smith Dr. Christian Dr. Christian Sports Hllltes Combo Club vM vl1 FuKon Lewis he world Frank Edwardi Requestfully Het nn wv Hequestfully Best on Wax Story Studio. News t Musle Endures Music Endures Music Endures Evening Medlt. Groucho Marx Groucho Marx Bunne-MacMur'y unne-MacMur'y Big Town Big Town Bculah Club 16 Student Student Student Student Serenade Serenade Serenade Serenade Studio Party n-B--. V4-I--; Organ Melodies Requestfully World News Yesterday Album Studio Party Lonesome Gal XunB Topperg Lonesome Gal Tune. News Five Star Final You & the world Desert Inn Orch. Desert Inn Orch. Anything Qoee Anything Qoea Anything ooea Anything Goes Unexpected Ciro's Tonight Unexpected Giro's Tonight vju pru ramming VirO S lonigni Go programming Ciro's Tonight Studio Party tudlo Party Studio Party N.W. 8erenada News Bill Stern Clro'a Tonight Ciro's Tonight Organ Melodies Organ Melodies Treasury Band Treasury Band Radio Programs -Thursday, April 24, 1952 ...... .U..WH, ro preparea dj uie radio itatlont KEIta Itn.-Oaarl 1:(0 A.M. UlM N N.w. Boani UM P.M. UN F.M. LBS 1210 KERG moKORE MBS 1450 KUGNT KASHr K0AC8r KGWr KOIN..1 KRVN ,0.1 I MM. 6 00 IK :30 Musictlm. :45 World Newa News of America Farm News musiciime Lucky U Ranch Lucky U Ranch Farm Fair Farm Fair Rhythm Roundup Rhythm Roundup News Roundup Rhythm Roundup Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Bob and Ray Bob and Ray News of America R.F.D. Oregon Koln Clock Koln Clock f:l Farm Spot! its Serenade I Chapel by Road Blue Hemingway nranVfast Ran Cal Tlnnev Breakfast Onnn Boh Gerrad Harry Babbitt Morning Special ' Koogan Calls Rhythm Rounduo Martin Agronsjcy urai Kounaup Rhythm Roundup Anay rarner David Anderson Country Editor Phoenix Breakfst Cecil Brown Phoenix Breakfst, News Top O' Morning Haven of Rest Churches Speak Haven of Rest Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Alarm Clock Club Alarm Clack Club Alarm Clock Club Alarm Clock Club 91 W!4! The Old Songs Consumer Nawa The Old Songs Dave Valle Musio Box Grand Slam Crosby it friends Rosemary O World News 5 Errand of Mercy raula atona Tune Shop News at Nina Koogan Calls ureaK-Banx Classifieds Southland chapel Shopping Shop. NW News Tune Test Wendy Warren Ralph Edwards Aunt Jenny Communist. FBI Helen Trent Communist. FBI Our Gal Sunday School Bulletin University Theatre vf.a.ntf "The Devil end Daniel Webster" nd "The Old Maid and the Thief" . April 23, 24, IS A it . 8:00 p.m. Admission $2.00 Box Ofo. 1-1 p.m. ::..x...:.sx-9-x"te, CHILDRENS THEATRE PLAY Sleeping Beauiy of Loreland" VERY LITTLE THEATRE 23rd A Hily.rd APRIL, 251:30 X APRIL 26 A 272:30 Children 3So AdulU S0a 10 Tune Shop Tune Shop Tune Shop Tune Shop Newspaper of air Jack Berch Mus. Souvenirs Ni Tello Test Lone Journey Mus. Souvenirs Ex Eugene Shopper True Story Mus. Suvenlrs Springfield News True Story Mus.. local newa ftwm Ar Wonthnr Rrnrl Rnvnold Tlftf Sister Inner. 4nr Wnmpn Rrad Rpvnnlrfs Ma Perkim Espec-for Women Strike. It Rich Dr. Malone Espec. for Women Strike It Rich Guiding Light Morning Melody Adv. In Research Here's the News Operetta Time 11 '92 8i.nB .Cr08b.y. Ladies Fair Fashions II Thll I Snflrl. t.orlU. Fat- Vtn I Inflla 30 Modem Moods Queen for a Day Against-Storm Juke Box Revue Concert Hall I mouem mooai wueen ior a uay tnet wuntiey Fiesta Time Theater Page Ore. School of Air Double-Nothing Concert Hall Double-Nothing Concert Hall To ha Adviser! Juke Box Revue Concert Hall To be Advised 2nd Mrs. Burtort Operetta Time Perry Mason Week In Review gorab Drake Bookland rlghtcr Day Kern. Hammond 12 :00 Local News Noon News :JB This I Believe Dial for Dough :30 Personalty Time Bell Ringers t4S Luncheon Music News Paul Harvey Weather Report News 8t Weather Chuck Foster Lane 1st Edition News Parade Farm Hour Road to Life Lucky U Ranch Rhythm Roundup Farm Hour Pepper Young Lucky U Ranch Rhythm Roundup Farm Hour Right Happiness Duncan MacLeod Tunes for Teens Come & Get It Tunea for Teens House Party Lunch. Concert Cedric Adams Lunch. Concert 1:00 '' Europe Report :18 Carl Smith ISO Treasury Band :4S World News Jack Kirkwood Jack Kirkwood Tell Neighbor Styles for Tots Ti-arllnK Rmt TJhvrV.tr. Rniinrlnn 7)1rl 'em rnurhnv Via fir si a a f Wlf HUltdn Hnilen Lunch. Concert Koogan Calla Rhythm Roundup Ore School of Air Stella Dallas This f Believe . . Let'a Sing Amer. Fashions Band Review Ore School of Air Widder Brown Newspaper of Air Leva sing Amer. Notebook Review, Newa Radio Book Shelf Woman in House Newspaper of Air Symphonette h:O0 Music for Mrs. News f:15 Radie Harris Answer Man Ll30 Liberty Jamboree Home. Home ":45 Lighthouse Temp. Home, Home Notebook Girl Marries Mary Marlin Evelyn Winters Siesta Serenade Siesta Serenade Siesta Serenade Siesta News Espec. for Women Just Plain Bill Espec. for Women Music Serenade In Blue Bob and Ray Ore. School of Air Doctor's Wife Jack Owens Bell Ringers Concert Hall Concert Hall Tunefully Yours Let Scienco Tell -iQO Maior Lively Dlscanadea 1-1 Arthur- r.nrlfr ntcnanarf J:S5. Music for Mrs. Garden Guide :45 Spotlitc on Sports Spotlight Doctor's Wife Siesta Serenade To be Announced Siesta Serenade Club 380 Siesta Serenade Club 590 Siesta Newa Oregon vs. Idaho Wei. Travelers Oregon vs. Idaho Wei. Travelers Oregon vs. Idaho Dr. Paul Oregon vs. Idaho Dave Garroway Art Klrkham Hollywood News Arthur Godfrey Speech Clinic Arthur Godfrey Review Records Arthur Godfrey Review Records 41! Natl. Weather Fulton Lewis Club S90 Salute to safety Oregon vs. Idaho Life Beautiful Arthur Godfrey Music for Mrs. Hemingway Club 590 . Salute to safety Oregon vs. Idaho Music Box Arthur Godfrey Jack Owens Curt Massey Big Jon - Sparky ReminU. Rhythm Oregon vs. Idaho Music Box Arthur Godfrey Organ Melodies Sam Hayes Mark Trail Reminls. Rhythm Oregon vs. Idaho Music Box Curt Massey KWAX Mes. 88.1 :00 Ed Murrow Sgt. Preston ):1S Story Hour Sgt. Preston :30 Neighbors, News Sky King 145 Local News Sky King ' Tom Corbett Dinner Hour Tom Corbett Dinner Hour Richard Harkness Dinner Hour Bob Gerrad Dinner Hour Children's theater Richard Harkness Ed R. Murrow Piano Moods Children's theater Bill Stern . News UN Story Proudly We Hail Ciro's Tonight The World Today World Newa Proudly We Hail Ciro's Tonight Frank Goss News Campus Newa PORTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET PORTLANTi fAPl - mSTIAl Cattle salable 150: market active, fully steady; some cows slightly higher; small lot high good 1039 lb fed steers 33.50; few uuuiv oecr steers zv.uu-zu.vu; oaa com- 22.0O-2S.OO; canner' and cutter cows most ly rj.au-zi.uu; lew 2i.su; utility cows 22.00-24.50; cutter and utility bulls 22.00 27.00; commercial bulls 28.50-29.35; 1 )oa ugnt peet duijj au.uu. fjtlve ulnhln fill; mnr-lcut nrllve. most ly steady; choice vealcrs 35.00-38:00; odd prime to 38.00; commercial and good calves and vealers 27.00-34.00 including tew gooa szz-auts id siock caives ai in.w, ntiHtv pal ves and venlers mostly 22.00- or nn nogs saiaoie jou; marKet acuve, sxeaay to strong; choice No. 1 and 2. 180-235 lb butchers lD.uo-iB.so; choice no. a zsv 2H0 lbs 18.00-18.25; choice 150-160 lbs 1S.00-18.50; choice 350-500 lb sows 15.2a 16.50; lighter -weights up to 17,00; few steady to strong; 1 lot choice around 105 In "Mo. 2 nelt. lambs 27.00: few ennri and choice 92 lbs 20.50; 1 lot good 106 Portland Markets PORTLAND PRODUCE MARKET , PORTLAND IAP) Butterfat-tent-tive. subject to immediate change premium Quality, maximum to .35 to 1 per cem acioiry oeuverea in .foruana, 79-82c lb; first Quality. 76-80c; second quality 75-78C. Valley routes and country DOints 2 cent. lexs. Butter wholesale f.o.b. bulk cubes to wnoiesaiers grade aa, 3 score, 75c id: 92 score, 74c; B, 90 score, 72c; C, 89 score, inc. Arjnve nricp. .trir-tiv nominal Cheese selling price to Portland wholesaler. Dr.Bnn .Inelp. 43U47i, lb: Oregon 5-lb loaf. 49-52C. f.Kgs io wnoiesaiers canaiea eggs containing no loss, cases Included, f.o.o. Portland-A large, 46ft-47'Ac; A medhim 45c; B grade, large, 41-42c. t Eggs to retailers grade AA large. 52c; A large 48-49CJ AA medium. 48-49c; A meamm(c. uarions ac aaamonai. Live chickens No. 1 quality, l.o.b. plants fryers. 214-3 lbs, 29c; 3-4 lbs, 29-30C; roasters, 4'A lbs and over, 29-30C, light hens, all weights 18c; heavy hens, ail weights, 20-21c; old roosters, 13-lSc. Rj.bblts nveraBA tn ffrnwer. live white. 3-4Vi lbs, 26-29c; 5-6 lbs, 22 25c; old does, 12-16C, few higher;; fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 62-65C, some higher. Fresh dressed meat, wholesaler, tn re tailers; dollars per cwt: Beef steers, cnoice. 600-700 lbs. S2.0Q 58.10; good, 52.00-56.10; commercial 50.00 51.50; utility. 47.50-49.10; cows, com mercial, 45.00-50.00; - utility 44.00-48.001 canners-cutters. eu.uu-qj-au. Beef cuts choice steers hind quarters, 62.50-64.00; rounds, 61.00-63:10; full loins, trimmed, 81.00-84.60; triangles, 45.00 49.20; forequarters, 48.00-52.50; chucks, 52.00-52.50; ribs. 65.00-70.10. Venl good-choice, 56.00-58.40: com mercial, 50.00-51.40. Pork cuts loins, choice, 8-12 lbs. 46.00-59.00; shoulders, lie lbs, 33.00-36.00; lb wooled lambs 26.00: odd medium shorn feeders 23.00; few good slaughter ewes 12.50-13.00; shorn ewes with most ly No. 3 pelts 11.00; cult and utility snorn ewes u.uu-u.uu. PORTLAND r.RAIN MARKET PORTLAND (API Coarse grains. 15-rlnv shipment, hulk, mast delivery. barley No. 2, 45-lb B.W. 71.00. wneat old to arrive market, oasts no. i ouiK. oeuverea coast: mi. wmie tf.oi, .oft white (excluding Rex) 2.51. nara Kea winter: ordinary, z,ai; 0 per cent 2.51ft; 11 per cent 2.51ft; .2 per cent 2.51. TTsrit whit P.asr. nrrilnjirv. 9.52, 10 per cent 2.92, 11 per cent 2.52; 12 per cent 2.52. . . ..... . (Jar receipts: wneat 30; Daney a; Hour 8: corn 4; oats 3; mill feed 17. PEW YIELDS RELICS lr.ASTHAMPTON. Mass. (U.B whnn pnrnenters removed a new In the Congregational Church here, they lound a collection or. duiie- tlns, calendars and coins dating back to the 1850s. Death Notices 115 ALBERT Beverly Elaine Albert died at ner nome, r. n, nu 415, April 21, 1952, at the age of 3 years. Surviving are her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Al bert, and 4 brothers: Earl, Ed win, David and Paul, Jr.; and 1 sister, Carol; also her grand- Earents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Al ert of Colorado and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gordon of Eugene, and Mrs. Pauline Bruckner of Colorado, a great-grandmother. Funeral services will be an nounced later by the Poole- barsen unapei, BE WAS ROBBED JACKSON, Miss. (U.B TSgt. Percy Blatchford of Homer, Alas ka, assigned to teach airmen at Maxwell Field, Ala., the tech niques of surviving In sub-zero cold, looked at the .71-degree ther mometer and mused: "During the war I was stationed 15 miles from my home town but got paid for foreign duty. Now I'm 4,000 miles from home and I get domestic pay." More than 50 million tons of coal were carried by Great Lakes freighters during 1051. O'NEIL John R. O'Neil of 1263 Main St., apringiieta, passeu away at a local hospital Wednes day, April 23, 1952, at the age of 43. Complete obituary and funeral arrangements will be announced later by Bartholo- mew-Buell unapei. Funeral Notice 120 MAAS Ida H. Maas. Funeral services will be held Friday, April 25, 1952, at 2 p.m. in the Miller - Sherman - Murphy Fu neral Home In Junction City, with Rev. Christian Hasle offi ciating, with interment in the IOOF Cemetery in Junction City, Ore. BILDERBACK Cora Ella BiWer back. Funeral services will be held at Bartholomew - Buell Chapel, Thursday, April 24, 1952 at 10:30 a.m. She will he in state Wednesday night and Thursday morning until 10:00 a.m. Rev Ellsworth Tilton officiating with vault interment at West Lawn Cemetery, P1JM r i ny Nicholas Tengs NAnrn1!;;nbifl die1 at his t'Jfff' $e ls survived by ! & Mrs. Anna Tengs, k' Mother- T0, ttV.J ral ,!h,omas J- of Albany. 'Ml w111 be hold at i!av a rs,n Funeral Home 0 V v'1 at 2:00 pm' 'Win. K1?PPe officiating. ' lh. '.wvlres will be held pttry, sHven Memorial NEW SINUS FORMULA Dramatlo discovery with penlcillln-like germ fighter available here. Eugene, Oregon SINOGEN, the amazing formula to coun teract symptoms of sinus trouble ear and head pres sure, headaches, drainage, due to nasal congestion, con taining penicillin-like germ fighter (tyrothricin) is avail able to Eugene residents for the first time. This wonder-working for mula has been praised by thousands of sinus sufferers and is now available to Eu gene residents at Head quarters for Raymo Wonder Drugs, Everybody'i Drug Store. $1.00. Mall Order! Postpaid. g.) W Gates 6:45 Show at Bosk I NOW PLAYING! I I Starrtnr Mt. Bead I II In Technicolor I "Bend of the I II River" I II JAMES STEWART . I II JULIA ADAMS I rll IN TECHNICOLOR (7 III "Painting; the III Clouds With If 111 Sunshine" I III VIRGINIA MAYO I I NDRTHiENDi Show Starts at Dusk STARTS TONITE (WED.) !HfflrflMllBt1traMl A Ptrtmovtrt Pittan ALSO WwEM Cartoon & Latest Newi Tonr Family Drive-In Independently Owned aparerlbs. 45.00-45.90f fresh hams. 10-14 ids, w.uu-ai.uu. Lambs choice-prime, 40-M lb. 85.00- Of.OU; BODQi OZ.UU-BV.UU. iviuiion Booa-cnoiuei oj.fiu-vu. Wool. orensft hnsis. nnminnllv 50-ROc. TVTnhnlr Rflr- lh nn 12.mnnth ffrnwih. i.o.d. country snipping points, uouniry-Kiiiea meats Mutton best ewes and wethers. 23- Beef Utility cows. 36-40C lbi cannerS' noBsieHn DiocKerat -ic io; nwii Lambs best. S2-S4c lb, . Onions 50 lb sacks. Ore. yellows. mcd.. No. 1, 6.25-6.75; large. 7.00-7.00 1 No. 2, med.i 3.50-4.25; Texas White wax, fl.2r.-fl.?!,. Potatoes Klamath Russets. No. 1. 8.53 unwashed 8.20; No. 2s. 4.23, Idaho Bui sets, 5-10 lb sacks. 3.50; utility. 8.00 nunarea. Hay U.S. No. 2 green alfalfa, deliver- eo. car ana iou. i.o.d. jroruana, oi.uu. ,andja Reglster-Oaartl, Eugttn, Ore Wed., Apr. 23, 1952 Poge 2 First Run Feature Times WEDNESDAY M.PONALD "Viva Zapata" 1:40 p.m.. !:, Miltl "Cloudbur.tr' fiOt p.m., 4:4. 1:30. ii iPMi "VIVA ZAPATA" I W g Marloir Brand. I I I "CLOUDBURST" If tl Robert Pr.alon w STARTS WEDNESDAY CM6MNI BMMKE vmarner bro ALSO iWARNCn BROS. , --TECHN1COLOK mOTOR-VU DRIV6-in THEATRE ONE MILE EAST OF SPRINOFIIID PHONE 7-2000 Open Week Days 6:15 p.m. Open Sundays 4:45 p.m. ENDS TONIGHT (WED.) Joseph Cotton - Valll Walk Softly Stranger Barbara SUnwTjV Man With the Cloak STARTS THURS. Gary Cooper DISTANT DRUMS TECHNICOLOR DRAMA Wm. Holdm Naner Ols.n SUBMARINE COMMAND TONIGHT Show at Dusk Spencer Tracy Elizabeth Taylor Joan Bennett In ' 'Father of the Bride' Also "Captive Girl" With Johnny Welssmuller Jungle Jim WHY NOT PLACE THAT AD TODAY? MOTORCYCLE RACING Sun., April 27th Benton Lone Park of Located 4 miles N. Junction Cllr a Hwr. m K. Time Trials- Race Starle 12 Noon 1p.m. Admission Adults 1.00 Kid SOo Iponsor.d by Eaene A ColUf. Orove Motor Crete Club. 6:00 P.M. Every Wednesday Night Red Skelton 6:30 P.M. Candlelight AND Silver Witl. Cliff Cole 7:45 P.M. Every Wed. Norm Van Brocklin's "Let's Talk Sports" Sponsored By Fenncll's Campus Shop 8:00 P.M. Blue Ribbon Bouts I2B0 KC EUGENE OREGON COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM 11:15 A.M. M F This is Springfield Glen Stadler Interviews Springfield Personalities Gerlach'i Drug Store A K 1000 111 RTTS Academy Winner! JiiA . I Colors by Technicolor wiufltfiniMi UHUIVIi BILL iv Rlehard Ba.obar. Our M.rrlll "Decision Before Dawn" Tonr Martin Jan.l Lalfll "Two Ticket! to Broadway" Maar.an O'Hara "Flame ol Araby" "RETREAT, HELL" JTranlt Lerolor . Anil IiiilM "Phone Call From Stranger" Qarr Morrill OI.B.d Kthf Ta... V W.I. STARTS THURS. "Father's Wild Game" "In Old Amarlllo" mm ENDS TODAY Frederic March "Deth of a Salesman" Also Louis Hayward In "Lady and the Bandit" STARTS THURSDAY Also Joan Davis teiOlLU l "HAREM GIRL' III ON THE HEILIG STAGE 8:30 THURS. NITE SPRING STYLE SHOW Charming , Models Displaying the Latett In Halt Styling and Women's Apparel Presented by EUGENE BEAUTY COLLEGE With hair styles by students of the college. Also HART LARSEN'S Clothes for Women Presenting ' The latest In spring and summer fashion for women If W m