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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1932)
Page Twelve) THE EUGENE REGISTER. 6UABD July ft i to I 1 I CAMP LUCKT BOY, Bine Jllwr. July 21. (Special) Merit bedfte classes and advancement work start' td Tuesday for the second period at t;nmp ijucjcy uoy, Kxnminera for merit badgei) are the Baine as last period, but Bob Booth is the new examiner for first ana second clat testa. Carl Held el la the new .Instructor for beginning swim mer a, replacing Carl Merry man. Those In this class nre Hill Nchnrpf, Edwin Wheeler, Xormnn Holt, How ard McFadpen, fieorce Weniper, George M'ndy, Jack flierhart, John Burnett, Albert ttomane- and Steven Bomane. Tuesday's program was "topped off with a big cmne in which all scouts participated. The main excite ment of this pnme turned out to be a number of bee stings received by several of tbe boys. None of them were serious however and just added to the enjoyment, of the. game. The field name was followed by a council fire Youth Has Sight Restored; Now Big City Frightens Him NEW TOItK, July 21. W) In some ways Earl Mueselman Is worse off, now that he can see, than he was when he. was blind. The 23-veiir-old Allentown, Pa youth was Riven thirty per cent sight in one eye uy tne creation oi an am firinl nnnil a vpnr ago. Today he was in New York for the first time since he has grown accus tomed to seeing things. While gazing at the wonders ol skyscrapers, subways ana snips, ne explained the tremendous handicap which now faces him. lie has lost the wars of the- blind, and still has not yet gained the- con fluence of vision. When he adventured forth Into New York as a blind youth, he came alone. This time his uncle, I). W. Laiibarh. Philadelphia optometrist, guided him by the elbow. "Before I was able to see," Mussel man said, "I had no fear of going anywhere. I always went alone. I could guide myself by feel and my , sense of direction. But after I was able to see I got afraid. I could see how fast the auto-1 mobiles and street cars went. Ever since then some one has had to go with me and lead me when I go out in to the streets." Fearing it would -be years before he gained full confidence in his new power, Mussdnian was worried about an occupation. James II. O'Donnell, a showman and brother-in-law of Con t'olleano, famous tight rope walker, who had been brought up in Allen town, came to the rescup. He knew Musselmnn played the sax ophone and that he had had two pals En the- Overbrook, Pa., institute for the blind who also played musical in struments. Ko the two blind youths. Ralph Sterner and Charles Lichtenwalner. and the youth who now sees, formed a musical trio. That brought Muss el man to this city whose speed terrifies him. January 1 Is tbe official birthday of all thoroughbred horses. E About 71.000 persons were sent to prisons in the United States during lit.il. Through the efforts of the One Hundred Per Cent Duty club, com posed of members of Company ''C 102ml infantry, a new armory drill attendance record was made during the past year. There was no other unit from the two regiments of Ore gon National Guard having anywhere near the number of men with UK) per cent attendance records that the Eu gene unit had. which was H2. The One Hundred Per Cent Duty club was organized last year with lt( charter members for the purpose of attaining better drill attendance and acquiring better men to maintain the company. In 102S there were but two men holding such record and every year since there has been 100 per cent increase in the number. During ine coming year mere is no way to make such a record for there is but 47 per cent of the personnel to work with. The goal which the club has set this term, however, will be even harder to accomplish and that is to push the complete personnel to 1(H) per cent attendance. Another record of which the local unit is very proud is that of hav ine furnished more men in the van ous regular service branches than any other unit in the state. Two of the men who went during the last year are now corporals serving with the 31st infantry in the Orient. The unit drills every Tuesday night during the year and welcomes vis itors, it is announced. Grange Will Have Four-H Program JUNCTION CITY, July 21. Spe cial j ine grange is looking torwara to its meeting Friday evening aa one of special interest as the lecturer, .Mrs. 1). M. Miller, has arranged eooH tiro cram. Following the business hour H. C. Seymour, state 4-H club leader, will give a talk on "Child Psychology," and tbe 4-H club members will put on i program and have charge of the so cial hour. The program is open tc the public after the business session, -- - Rice accounts for about 80 per cent of Mam s exports. -ft vc'y r. Mb f!l' IP-EES HERE'S something to think about if you want the biggest money's worth of comfort, safety and trouble-free mileage when you buy tires. Yon don't have to buy low quality tires to get low price. You don't have to take second-choice tires to save money because FIRST-CHOICE costs no more. Here are prices that prove it. Read them and remember, they buy real Goodyears. Big, stout, husky, tough Supertwist balloons with the name Goodyear Speedway on the sidewall, and Goodyear materials through and through. For 17 years, motorists have voted Good year Tires the best on the market because they have bought more Goodyear Tires than any other kind. Because Goodyear makes millions more tires than any other rubber manufacturer, it stands to reason Goodyear can build them better and better. Take another look at the prices here, and ask yourself: Why buy any second-choice tire when FIRST-CHOICE costs no more! WAIT GOODYEAR PATHFINDER SIX "PLIES"? Von can count six layers of cord here, but the first two under the tread In this tire (or In any so-called six-ply" tire built this way) do not run from bead to bead. Some tlre makerscount these at"pllet," but they are really breaker strips, so we call them that 4.7S-M 'fa, Single tire fiach purs 6 Full oversize 4.40-21 Ford Chevrolet s2p Per lingle tire Each In pain 359 Full oversize 5.00-19 Chrysler, Dodge, Nash Cpft'fa Each In '.('. i t In pain Per single tire e IWIMWupWMiW! m Single tire Each pairs 8m Full oversize Full oversize Full oversize 4.50-XX 4.5040 4.7519 Ford Chevrolet Chevrolet Ford Chevrolet Plymouth 583 s-579 X)SO S I"P-' In P"" J In pain T95 B.89 Per tingle tire J Per single tire 3 Per single tire Q Full oversize Full oversize Full oversize 5.00-XO 5.X5-X1 30x3HReg. CI. Essex Nash Buick Dodge Nash Ford Model T $Z80 82 $513 AmJ Each J Each "N J Each A In pain fffL P'n 'n P'n yfl95 C98 139 Per single tire i- Per (ingle tire 9 Per single tire J Sinsla tire Each pairs 84 .00-I H D I Six full nil,. .J wt "brtaktr itripi" 33 Itch 2 Steele tire io I act run plies d tw "brtaktr ttnpt " 62 feach 'I Single rire io t.SO-lf H D two "brtmktr tinfn " 93 Each In pairs Single rire 'HI' HEAVY DUTY TRUCK TIRES siu .oo-ae 30 Each '22 Sin rile tire S1M-.7.50-SO '00 as Each In pairs Sin fie Hre 26" Slu-S.lS-SO 30 1 u..3V Eich In pur, l7 '24 Single rirc Each in pairs ten tu-31 x '50 I E.ch la pairs S9sI0 2S lu-94 x 7 T30 Single rJr pairs at.4 TUNE I!V on the Goodyear Program every Wednesday night over N.B.C Red Network, KGW, KFI, Etc. McGinty's Service Bfoasl way and Pearl tation Phone 201 MANUFACTURED ON THE PACIFIC COAST Iced Watermelon 10c Rich Eed delicious and served as you like it. BALCONY . Eugene's Own Store McMorran & Washburne MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY PHONE 2700 mm V -r " v-mt Pm$i 00' 'v i - HI"1" V'i'tv" ', 'i'V',.,4 IA rt 'Vv .'vvV'v ' fe ; . . 1 Introducing in the 3-Day Drug Sale "Adorette" Cosmetics Tou'll like the quality of these excellent cosmetics as well a th. price-and you'll find the assortments quite ample for most need. Cle&naln? Cream Foundation Cream Turtle Oil Cream Astringent Lemon Lotion Tissue Cream . Lilac Vegetal Hair Dressing Powder Base Honey and Almond Lotion Glycerine and Rose Water Face Powder Shampoo Cocoanut Oil Lemon Cleansing Cream SdleLace "Durene" Frocks 2-Piece Styles. They will not fade. They will not shrink. They will not stretch $169 3 2? of "Durene"-. B. ------ M mm uuu mstre finish nnrf 7 mmren cotion, serreiu v- fadlng-Frocka consist of .llp-over blouse and sk?rl Ctt0n un5hrlnkabl9 nd proof agalu' SiZ6S 14 t0 Colors: Pink-Maize-White-Blue-Green Getum Gun Weed Killer $1.50 Value $1.00 No rstooplna: down on your knees to rid your lawn of WPri. IF Vmf h... . n . . l(n,e n ltpZt)m Oun One poke and he lies mil hrii-a). 1 ., 'o i ana aies. Refills 50o Clearance! Garden Hose 4.55 Value 50 Feet needed itr;. ..l;.V0Ur chanr ,0 eJtra 60 feel V needed to reach those far corners BASEMENT
