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I gene spent F rid a y at the L. W.
M i-K ib lx'ti home
M r. ’m il Mrs John (M ik e ) Me-
Kthhen of Salem s|x*nt the week
M r and
Government specification that etui w ith his parents,
O f special interest to w is e -
weavers in the upper W illam ette tw in -ig n itio n motors power a ll Mrs. L. W. M cKibben.
Among Lane county students
was
Pr °Rrarn Thursday a fte r- com m ercial a irc ra ft has fix-used
noon, when the Cottage Grove considerable attention recently on honored at O.S.C. recently was
w rite rs ' group held th e ir annual the long-tim e use o f this p rin c i­ Ilene TrunneU. daughter o f M r.
meeting in honor o f poets, past ple by Nash Motors, which pro­ ami Mrs. Hugh T ru n ne ll. Ilene. a
tw in -ig n itio n , Junior in home economics, was in ­
and present, celebrating national duces the o n l y
valve-in-head motors in the auto­ stalled as secretary o f the Inde-
poetry week.
pendent student
count'll which
Mrs. A lta King. Mrs. C atharine mobile industry
Both the Nash six and eight - represents about 3000 students.
Jones and Mrs. Susie Wood were
hostesses at the Wood home, en­ cylind er Aeropower motors have She was also chosen by (lean M il-
te rtainin g
Pen - women's
Club tw o spark plugs firin g in each eyl- la in to act as one of a few senior
g irls to advise freshmen
g irls
members from Eugene and Rose-
next year. Mu Beta Beta, nn-
.. burg in addition to local W riters,
, tio na l 4-11 club honorary on the
j Many of those present respond- i
campus, elected Ilene fo r presi­
B IO JOB
ed w ith o rigin al composition a fte r
dent fo r the next year. O ther o f­
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which selections from Irish, Eng-
ficers Included M ary Y in i in Mow,
The q u e stio n o f g o ve rn m e n t p ric e c o n tro l lias been inueh in lish, Scotch and American mas-
vice president; and Lois B le rly,
the h eadlines o f late. The p ro b le m o f ju s t how f a r th e g o v e rn - ters were read, fo llo w in g which
secretary, both sophomores In
m ent w ill e v e n tu a lly have to go to keep p rice s w ith in j u s t il i - M rs Catharine Jones gave an in-
home economics. Iziurenee Oster-
able bonds, rem ains u nsolved. In the m e a n tim e , im p o r ta n t v o lu n - !»P>«i‘” '-' . , ’ 1 n ' ’ n
1' 5 -'•’l ’, ‘
hout. ju n io r
in
a gricu ltu re , is
ta r y p ric e c o n tro l a ctio n has been ta k e n b y th e r e ta il in d u s try . ^ X S ' a r t b t a ’ ta the group ad-
treasurer.
K c ta ile rs in a ll lin e s lo n g ago re a liz e d th e d a n g e r o l p ric e m(red (hc many hftn(J p.untinKJ4
The Jack C a rte r fa m ily o f C ot­
in fla tio n re s u ltin g fro m w a r a b ro a d , w ith its d is lo c a tin g « 'fleet whlch M rs w ood has produced,
tage Grove were Sunday visitors
on w o rld econom y, a n il o u r u n p re c e d e n te d defense p ro g ra m at
In vita tio n s from publishers fo r
at the L. A Yearoua home
Tw o »park plugs fire in uni­
M r. and M rs M erle P u rle r re­
home w h ich is relea sing b illio n s o f d o lla rs in a r e la tiv e ly s h o rt seasonal articles and verse were
son In each evil Oder of the
turned from a tr ip to L on A n ­
p e rio d o f tim e . So. led b y th e m a n y stores, th e y decide d to do read to the members Hnd reports
Aeeopewor Nash motors, the
gell's and o the r points they vis-
a ll th e y c o u ld to keep p rice s in lin e . T h e y p le d g e ,1 them selves of accepted w ritin g s given,
only power p l a n t s of their
Itixt enroute recently. Upon th e ir
to fig h t p ro fite e rin g . T h e y p le d g e d them selves to m ake fu r t h e r
The follow ing o rig in a l " " i k -
type in the industry.
e ffo rts to reduce overhead costs and n a rro w m a r k e tin g spreads, * ’ere read and w a rm ly received inder. instead o f one, exploiting re tu rn they m otored to Portland,
T h e y p le d g e d them selves to r e fr a in fro m “ scare a d v e rtis in g .’
Mv*1 M o th e r*"” 'M r s ' the charge o f gasoline w ith double accompanied by Mrs. Ju lia W atts.
T he y p le d g e d them selves to b u y n o rm a lly , so as to n o t unncccs-
1 B u n ;c t, ' EuK,.ntV force. This is said to m ake com­ M rs P orter's m other, ami th e ir
bustion fa r more rapid and com­ daughter Ijm o re . They re tu rm sl
sarily disturb the w holesale m a rk e ts . T h e y p le d g e d them selves
•■pr „ i rie p la in ;" M rs Paul
plete than w ith single spark plugs. w ith a new ear. Mrs. W atts re­
to in fo rm consum ers o f tru e c o n d itio n s , in o rd e r to p re v e n t liys- j c a m h o m . E u g e n e , displayed
The resulting perform ance and turned to her home In N ew Y o rk
te rie a l b u y in g .
_ the May issue o f Tumbleweed, a economy were dem onstrated in a fte r vis itin g here fo r several
Y o u can see the fr u its o f th is w ise p o lic y to d a y . T he cost ot Portland magazine edited by a: the Gilm ore-G rand Canyon Eco­ weeks. She w ill stop in Idaho on
necessities has g e n e ra lly risen v e ry l i t t l e .and n o th in g rc s e in b l- form er
Eugene
newspaperman, nomy Run e arly this year, when her way home.
in g a p ric e in fla tio n has a p p e a r,',1. The cost o f d is tr ib u tio n eon- Joe Shelton, and read from it hei a Nash Ambassador Six traveled
tin u e s to go d o w n , and th e p ro d u c e r c o n tin u e s to rece ive a ris - poem,
Hope,
and tw o others a fast 6tX) miles o r more than
in g p ro p o rtio n o f the fin a l s e llin g p ric e o f his p ro d u c t. In s h o rt,
° , h J 23 miles per gallon of gasoline.
These m otors are also said to be
John D unlevy returned to his
the American standard of living is being maintained during a
o f the W illa m e tte Val-
distinguished by another unusual home Thursday a fte r spending
time when the standard of living of other nations has dropped
a pnjse artick, wnttcn by!
construction feature. The intake several weeks at the veterans hos­
to ro c k -b o tto m .
_
Louise Sauer, a member of Eu- m anifold usually found on the p ita l in Port lam).
Y o u r re ta ile r, w h e th e r he o pe ra te s a c h a in sto re o r an inde- gene penwom ens club
outside o f every autom obile mo­
M rs
Lawrence Brow n w a s
dep en de nt store, is d o in g a b ig jo b in y o u r in te re s t. H e ’s w o rk -
M ay A lla rd Henneberg. Rose-' to r is b u ilt inside the Nash mo­ hostess to the Social Neighobrs
in g h a rd e r th a n e ve r to h e lp m ake y o u r d o lla r b u y as m uch as burg, recited
hrt- poems, "M y to r. where it is declared to be club May 28th. The next meeting
possible. T h a t jo b deserves n a tio n a l re c o g n itio n .
M other's Pie." w hich was accept- isolated from outside tem perature w lli be June U th at the home of
_______ ___________________ ed by a children's magazine a n d 1
variations. Thorough tem perature M rs. R udolf Hansen.
‘We have two oceans. What we need now is a good Navy in another charm ing v e r s e on co n tro l makes it possible to ad­ The Dave H ite fn m ily visited
ju s t the c a rb uretor to the leanest Sunday in Sandy at the home of
each of them, including plenty of airplane carriers.” —Henry Scb«*'1 Room.
Pearl Gischler, Eugene, read o f gas m ixtures the year around. M r. H ite's parents
F o rd .
her poems "W hen W in te r Comes"
Mrs. C u rtis W h ite o f Crescent
Lake spent Thursday and F rid a y
and
another.
Charles Evans Hughes. C hief
Mrs. B. Hansen presented her !
at the R udolf Hansen home
Justice o f the U. S. Supreme
husband's
m usical com position.'
Hansen returned home
The new gymnasium o f the re­ M arie
Court, resigned Monday, effective
“ G lo ry In the Cross," w hich Mrs. ce n tly enlarged I^ ith 'im
school w ith her fo r a visit.
Ju ly 1st, it was announced at
M r. ami Mrs. C. H. Haight,
S. N. Magnusson and M ary Han- house was fille d to capacity last
Hyde P ark Monday night. In a
Mrs. Ernest Sears. Mrs. Oscar
The
office
of
production
man-
«
n
sang,
accompanied
by
M
rs.,
week
as
the
firs
t
program
o
f
the
le tte r to President Roosevelt. M r.
Hughes said he desired to resign agement Saturday placed copper Jesse Hayden, harpist o f Eugene recently comhmed fo u r d is tric ts Jackson and L yle Jackson a t­
Both the musk- and the words by- o f
D ivide.
Hebron.
M ountain tended the W rig h t-M u rd o ck wed­
because o f his health and age.
under the system o f m andatory
V iew and Latham , was presented ding in Eugene Sunday
control. I t was M r. Hansen.
--------------------------ind ustria l wide
The N. F. C orliss fam ily, th e ir
I f you are buying defense bonds, stated th a t action was made nec-
Gwendolyn Lam pshire Hayden to parents and friends. The firs t
house
guest. Miss M. Knutson of
p
a
rt
o
f
the
program
was
an
op­
we can save you money by repair- essary by the shortage o f copper read a short story she w rote and
which was expected to become had p rinted in a child s magazine, e re tta dealing w ith flowers and Nebraska, and Mrs. A rth u r C or­
ing your old set. Radio Ray. 4 3 -ltp worse. Preference w ill be made T h e
Missing
P otato
Salad, bees, in costume. the second was liss visited a t coast points Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lei* N ixon left
fo r copper needed fo r the defense which was highly amusing. She the intro du ction of many charac­
ters from early tim es up and In­ S aturday to take th e ir son Donald
industry, it was said at W ashing- also read a poem. "M o vin g Day
W ashington.
ton. The rem ainder o f the avail-
H ild a Peterson. Roseburg, read cluding o u r own present president to F o rt Columbia.
able copper w ill be allocated f o r ' and displayed photographs to il- o f the U nited States. Each was They w ill v is it in Portland fo r a
civilia n purposes. I t was also in- lustra te tw o interesting poems dressed to represent the period in week. M r. N ixon's parents. M r.
for
dicated th a t o il m ig h t be ratio n- “ F in is ” and "Sunday Afternoon, which he lived. As a conclusion and Mrs. W. E N ixon o f Cottage
ed. President Roosevelt named Susie C arlisle Wood read her the “ President o f the U. S." asked Grove, accompanied them.
the audience to jo in w ith them in
H arold L. Ickes d ic ta to r o f the beautiful poem on Bohemia
Am erican o il industry.
Ickes.
M rs. Della Hodges. Cottage singing “ Am erica, the B e a u tifu l."
made petroleum coordinator, w ill Grove guest, played and sang her Lastly, the graduating exercises
Broad tlnth
form ulate the plan fo r d istrib u - own d e lig h tfu l composition, i pub- o f the fifte e n students who fin ­
P rin t
tion o f petroleum needed fo r de- lished number. "T he V alley W h e re , ished the eighth grade were g iv ­
en. There were three boys and
fense. The ra tio n in g in the east the Sun Is Never S hining.”
S IX
Both fam ilies a n d individuals
m ay be a possibility w ith in the
M rs. R uth K in g Lindsay and tw elve g irls in the class w hich in ­ q u a lify fo r o u r cash loan service.
,
-v ,
S l,T
Dona
next few months.
Mrs. J. P. Clements, both o f Eu- cluded: M a rjo rie Peters.
To apply fo r a loan in a dignified
without »tat
D o o little , E sther Brown. Evelyn
• • •
gene, were on the program .
confidential m anner ju f t te ll us
3 to 8 yrs.
Three men are being held by
C atharine G a rry
Jones gave Johnson. Naom i Garnet, D orothy how much you need <$5O-$1O0-
Gerindine
the Oregon police in P ortland, o rig in a l poems. H y in g Low. and H a rris. R uth H arris.
$200 o r m ore) and answer a few
M ary
charged w ith b urgla rizing 21 Ore- another, w hich are being heard or. K im ble. Lorabell G illam ,
simple questions. Cash Ls advanced
Ann Abeene, Pauline B rid w e ll,
gon and C alifo rn ia schools. The the radio presently
w ith o u t delay.
S
h
irle
y
LaBlue,
Ad
iso
n
Heath.
men. Thomas C Lloyd. George H.
Eva Cham berlain K in g dcdicat-,
Repayment term s are easy. $6.72
Knit
Lloyd, and Raymond P. Lloyd, ed her poem "L iv in g Anew, to Donald D o o little and Dwayne per mo. repays a $100 loan includ­
s i x srrrs
Carpenter. The valedictorian was
were arrested at
Vancouver. a -l poeta ° f ah *’in<
ing a ll charges In 20 months.
3 to 6 yrs.
Washington, a fte r they assertedly
The hostesses serv' 1 l.ght an< Evelyn Johnson and the saluta- O th e r am ount* in proportion. I f
Each
The
attem pted to pawn a c la rin e t d a rk punch durin g t ’ i * so* -d hour, j to ria n. Dwayne Carpenter.
you need money fo r any purpose,
identified as one missing from the
Club members w e o in vite d .<> program was under the direction phone, w rite o r come in and see
Canby high school. The men are attend
V. estern W riters
nee’ - o f Mrs. Yola Baldw in. Mrs. Clara us. today
M orrow , Miss Jesse G rubb and
said to have confessed to the rob- log .. P ortland nt 1 week,
A N K L E SOX
beries including Springfield. Eu-
Announcement was also made S. T. Rose, teachers fo r the past
gene and Junction C ity high of N ina Fedorova, a u th o r o f T h e year.
M r. ami Mrs. A lb e rt H a rris o f (Eugene's Largest Home Owned
schools.
F am ily," penwoman o f Eugene.
Finance Co.)
Idinah
spent the week end a t the
• • •
whose reception and Tea ¡or
Eugene, Oreg.
W a r tim e power fo r President Bundles fo r B rita in is being held R obert St. Elm o home v is itin g 316 M in er Bldg
License S-225-M-272
Phone 1206
w
ith
Mrs.
H
a
rris
'
parents.
Roosevelt to requisition property in the Osburn H otel this a fte r-
43-4te-46
Mrs.
I
jams
and
children
o
f
Eu-
o f any kind o r character was pro- noon. "Nina Fedorova is ‘ he pen
posed in a b ill signed in the U. S. name of M rs. Riasanosky. w h w c
Senate. I t was proposed by Sena- recently publishe 1 book won the
to r Reynolds o f N o rth C arolina. A tla n tic 510.000 prize.
• • •
M rs. M c C a l l
presented her
The Lane county clerks office daughter R uth who read several
had its heaviest run o f m arriage ve ry good poems w hich she had
licenses durin g the past m onth composed in school.
when a ll existing
records w
e r e --------------------------
shattered and 76 licenses to wed
M r. and Mrs. Lee Cox spent the
were issued. This num ber c o m -'w e e k end at Yreka. C alifo rn ia
pares w ith 50 licenses issued d ur- They also visited o th e r points
ing the m onth o f June, 1940.
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