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Page Two. THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Williams' Stores Style Flashes DANCING DELIGHTS Utterly feminine frocks of net and taffeta, that will stir sentiment! All with wee waists and wide, wide danc ing skirts! Dainty trims. Colors: Light blue, pink, coral, red, peach, apricot, ro Sizes 12 to 20. $7.95 J022 3 1 w' I. J CREPE and CHIFFON Dainty, dressy Blouses that look divinely Victorian and achieve that fragile contrast that is so desirable this spring or you can choose from an assortment of MAN NISH TAILORED SHIR T BLOUSES, in Celanese Ray on or Shantung, with full ac tion back and re-inforced seams for sport, for street, for business wear. Both styles in all wanted spring shades. Both styles retail at only 98c Wool Crepe nd FLANNEL SKIRTS $1.98 nested and Tucked and Skating Models with wide, swirly bottoms. Colors. Red, Fuchsia, Green, Hose, Beige, Roy Or I y. Chartreuse, Dusty P'nk. Navy. ADORABLE New Dresses $1.98 Delightfully New Styles in Tub - Crepes. Just received this week. Choose from gay colored prints or smart solid colors, in sizes 12 to 44 University, College Enrollment Climbs Sphing term enrollment at the University of Oregon is expected to pass the 3000 mark for the first time m the history of the institution, thus maintaining the record registration set the pre vious two terms of this year, it was announced at noon Tuesday, the second day of registration. A total of 2768 students had drawn registration material, C. L. Constance, assistant registrar, stated. This is approximately a five per cent increase over the corresponding time last year. COLLEGE CLIMBS CORVALLIS, March 21 (Pi Oregon State college's first day enrollment for the spring term came to 3674 yesterday against 3435 a year ago. The increase was about 7 per cent. A total of 2443 men and 1231 women enrolled. Late registration was expected to bring the total to about 4000, slightly under the totals for the fall and winter quarters hut a record for spring enrollment. Income Tax Returns Drop 30 Per Cent From 1938 Figure WASHINGTON, March 21. (U.R) The treasury announced today income tax collections during the first 20 days of March amounted to $473,122,052, about 30 per cent below last year's figure but more than had been estimated in the president's budget. The report was the first com prehensive guide the treasury has had on revenue it will receive from 1038 income. STEAD ON "SPOT" SAN FRANCISCO, March 21. iP)Air Transport Pilot Charles B. Stead and two airport dis patches were scheduled to testify today before Harrlee Branch of the civil aeronautics authority in an effort to retain the ratings of competency they must have to continue their aviation careers. GOOD TIMES WAUPACA, Wis., March 21. UP) Being treasurer of the village of Scandinavia, as is Miss Daisy Buer, is an all right job. The vil lagers have paid 08 per cent of their county taxes. Only five taxpayers failed to pay and three of them have asked an extenison until July 1. NEW MAN ASHLAND, Ore., March 21. (U.R) R. M. Kent, Medford engineer, will become manager-treasurer of the Talent irrigation district April 1, according to B, T. Newbry, chairman of the board. Kent will succeed the late Olen Arnspiger. More than 1000 French crimi nals are said to be hiding In Great Britain. Itching Skin Eczema Torture Now that clem, powerful. penctrtlnit Moonv'n Emerald Oil 11 aiijlahle at fuM rlair drug store all over the country, thousands have found helpful relief from the. rilairi'Mlng itching and torture of ranhei. KS8J11I, itching toe and feet. pOllOn Ivy and other extei nnlly ranged skin trouble. Not onlv doe the Itching, burning or stinging quickly mhilde, but healthy healing U promoted. Ak your druggist fOF an original bottle of Emerald Oil greaieleM. atalnless. Money rheerfullv refunded, if not atti fied Carroll Drug Company. Pennv-yi.e Drug Company. WHEN she bought her ticket, Betty Barnes clicked up the millionth paid admission to the Golden Gate International Exposi tion, and was showered with hon ors and awards. France Mobilizes Workers By Decrees PARIS, March 21. M) The authorized 60-hour work week the first product of Premier Dala dier's new dictatorial powers was extended today to railways, miners and numerous other indus tries. Moving rapidly to whip French productive capacity into shape to match Germany s, the Daladier government announced( also that a work week longer than 60 hours may be authorized if found neces sary. A communique said any person on relief who refused to accept work on national defense would be dropped from relief rolls for a year. The announcement was part of a quick national defense reorgani zation, for which decree laws were issued. The 16 decrees, signed yester day by President Albert Lebrun, not only signaled intensified pro duction of war materials and a re vamped miliary command system along the German frontier but au thorized the government to call reservists to the colors. Three of the 16 decrees, ordered published in this morning's official Journal, were considered military measures; nine were for increased production, while the other four were "miscellaneous." French political observers con sidered them but the first of a ser ies designed to put France on an equal footing with totalitarian states in rapid military action. Mrs. Roosevelt Attends San Francisco Fair, Wins Large Audience SAN FRANCISCO, March 21. UP) America's first lady, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, paused an ex tra day here today to see Treas ure Island and the Golden Gate International exposition like an ordinary citizen. It was vice versa, yesterday. She was herself the No. 1 attrac tion on the island, and proved to have so good a box office appeal her lecture audience had to be moved into the largest auditor ium on the island, and overflow ed that one. Today she Imped to go rm font, unattended by official commit tees and unrecorded by reporters and photographers, to visit the exhibits she most wanted to see. San Quentin Prisoners Begin Another Strike Against Daily Menus SAN QUENTIN, Cal., March 21. fPi Authorities of San Quentin orison acted (orlav to break the second hunger strike of convicts in two months, and hinted at a plan to revoke the good behavior renus oi sirme lenders. "The whole thing," said Warden Court Smith, "is due to about 15 trouble makers." Sivtppn hundred nf the 5 3nn In. mates of San Quentin, reputedly America's most populous prison, refused to eat their evening meal yesterday after a protest against the prison fare. Later, however, they went quietly to their cells along with 3,700 other convicts who had failed to join in the strike. Crisis Spreads Through Europe (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) his claims in the Mediterranean next Sunday, the hot spots of the international front against Nazi Fascist expansion were becoming clear. Most urgent was believed to be on the Baltic coast, where Ger man troops have been reported despite Nazi press denials to be concentrating near the Lithuanian frontier. Following a conference between the Polish ambassador and foreign secretary Viscount Halifax, it was reported that Poland was insisting that any commitments against ag gression such as Britain has ask ed eight other European powers to make should include safeguards to Lithuania. A Nazi decision regarding Me mel, which is dominated by pro Germans, is expected this week end when the Memel diet meets. The Lithuanian cabinet, mean while, considered precise propos als from Germany regarding the future of Memel, which it was ex pected to hand over to the reich without serious argument. Eugene Asks State To Speed Action (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) SEARCH for Bebe Blake. 16, Los Angeles judge's daughter, end ed in San Francisco. She went to see the Fair, so kidnap hunt ended. CLEAN UP PORTLAND, Ore., March 21. (U.R) Mrs. Frank Smith, executive secretary of the Oregon roadside council, said today a campaign to clean Oregon roadsides will be gin Saturday. WHOLESALE BRUSSELS, March 21. ) The Belgian government disclosed today 7 00 arrests were expected in a vast gold theft conspiracy between negro workers and white traders in the Belgian Congo. California has an oak tree with a geyser spouting from its roots. give the owner three days to ap pear. If he has not shown up in that time, we send out notices, but if we cannot find the name of the owner here, we must first write to Salem. Letters Necessary "In order to facilitate this work, we allow the tags to accumulate till we have a good si?ed bunch when .we write to Salem to find the names. Thus it may be a week or 10 days from the time a tag is placed on a car till we know to whom the machine belongs." In 1938, the city of Eugene did not receive ownership records on licenses issued in May until De cember, Mr. Bryan pointed out. Both Bryan and Mayor Large de clared they believed it should be possible for the records to be sent out to cities each week so that local police departments would be able to determine ownerships im mediately. Approximately 900 traffic tick ets were issued in January and of this number, Eugene had no own ership records in 75 per cent of the cases, Bryan said. In Febru ary approximately 600 tickets were issued with about 50 per cent un known here and March was ex pected to be about like January. FORSEES CUT PORTLAND. Ore., March 21. (U.R) State WPA Administrator E, J. Griffith said he has been in formed that Oregon's quota of workers will be cut from 16,500 to 15,800 unles congress grants Pres ident Roosevelt's request for $150. 000,000 more relief funds. Eccles Says Recovery Awaiting Profits For Private Business WASHINGTON, March 21. (ff) Chairman Marriner S. Eccles of the federal reserve board said to day the principal impediment to recovery was the inability of priv ate enterprise to obtain profits. The bespectacled banking chief told the senate silver committee it was his opinion this condition was due in part to an excessive capacity for production, adding there could be only limited addi tional investment of private capi tal until buying power increases. But Lady, The Ocean Is Still Wide, Deep WESLLESLY, Mass., March 21. (U.R) Otto M. Theurer, a con tractor, appealed to the war de partment for ajd today. A Wellesley resident, he said, asked him to construct a bomb proof, gas-proof shelter but he doesn't know how to go about it. mini, The rii" MEET the Eugene chamber of C0,Z I Will mpot . " ?n , 1 Lne chamber y,m nesday afternoon to discUS! J for increasing the ch3mK. bership, it 4 al day by Fred Brenne S Uel manager of the cCtol fs of the commit Merrill, Sig Seashore J2 ?: I Edmunds. "u Capital Grounds Set For Landscaping SALEM, March 21. (4) Gov. Charles A. Sprague signed bills today appropriating $12,000 for landscaping the capitol grounds and giving the board of control $100,000 to purchase additional land for the capitol group in case owners make attractive offers. "JITTER BUG" EL CENTRO, Calif., March 21. W) The second sharp earth quake of the day jarred portions of the Imperial valley at 5:51 a.m. (PST) today, accompanied by a clearly audible roar. The Inexpensive Home Beautifier ! Your Inspection of our iw plays reveal all the newest patterns giving a beemtv treatment for your homJ that is very economical- Let us figure your needs now-You'll be surprised at the low cost. Quackenbush's 160 East Broadway Hitler Prods Italy On Current Attitude (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) AMERICAN DENTIST HONGKONG, March 21. W Madame Chiang Kai-Shek arrived by air today from Chungking, for dental treatment by Dr. Daniel C'olins of St. Louis. Mo. 't GUITTARD & CHOCOLATE "More Cups Per Pound" 5 . SINC1 1861 permission to Goering to continue the holiday was an indication the question of the return to Germany of Memel a 1,099 square mile Baltic strip under Lithuanian sov ereignty had been settled and Lithuanians had promised not to attempt to prevent that former German district from getting "home to the reich." Ambassador Attolico saw both Hitler and German Foreign Min ister Joachim von Ribbentrop last night. Sources close to the Italian embassy believed the reported let ter to Mussolini explained the va rious steps Hitler took regarding Czechoslovakia and the necessity for each step. PLANNING SALEM, March 21. P) A total of $16,500 to assist plans for commemorating the centennial of the beginnings of the Catholic church in the northwest country was subscribed by Catholic par ishes in this region last night. In Massachusetts, It is against the law to lounge on the shelves of a bakery. Pounds too coop to pe tobI r 1 At haypack park, enjg lamp, in i9290nlytwo ILLIMGS WERE WAGER ED ON A JUMPER NAMEP COOLE. THE HORSE WON, AMP PAID $HOO " ON THEJOfPET! YOU CAN GET A KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHIS KEY. OUAUTY-MAPE SINCE Ifl80, FOR UNPER A POLLAR A PINT! ASK FOR CRAB: ORCHARD AND ENJOY A RICHER. SMOOTHER, MELLOWER BOURBON. LSBlfl: 117? rajn Wed You Are Invited! day Is Open House At nesctay CARL R. BAKER FILM SHO" "k Celebrating Celebrating the Formal Opening of our Enlarged Store! Our 19th Year in Business in Eugene! See Our Complete Line of Cameras and Kodaks 50c to $192.00 0 Prices Substantially Reduced . . . The new 1939 Eastman Kodaks all carry substantial reductions In price. Make Wednesday an opportunity to see the complete spring line. Movie Cameras and Projectors At New Low Prices For example you can now buy a new model Cine Camera and Projector as low as - $53.50 We are Authoriied Dealeri for: EASTMAN. LEICA. ROBOT, CARL ZEISS and BELL-HOWELL See Just how your snapshots are developed and printed. Our darkroom will be open to your inspection Wed nesday . . . and we want you to see the modern equipment we use. It's interesting. Our new enlarged showroom. Come In and spend few minutes seeing our complete stock of Kodaks, Cameras, Movie Equipment, Albums, Frames and Accessories. Our new movie projection room. We have a big balconv in our new store which is a miniature the atre. We want you to see it and to use it in the future to run off your movie films. Our modern projection equipment. We knovyoull find that this department, which specializes in en larging is of great interest. Make this your oppor tunity of seeing how it's done. Our entire plant will be open to inspection Wednesday from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. We'll be proud to have you see our modern equipment, our new store, and to meet the experienced people who are on our regular sta and the factory experts who will be here for one day. HERE WEDNESDAY ONLY! FRANK PRATT Kastman factory representa tive and demonstrator of paper and film. GEORGE KAMPLAIN Eastman factory expert on Kodaks and amateur movies. These two experts will be here all day Wednesday to answer your technical questions and to advise you about taking pictures with the new fast film, color film, and inside snapshots. Mr. Pratt and Mr. Kamplain will be glad to help the advanced amateur and to answer any questions they might have about different papers, developers, printing and enlarging. CARL R. BAKER FILM SHOP 7TH AND WILLAMETTE PHONE 535 See . . The Complete Line Johnson Motors I rh.rle, Nicaud. factory representative w .Vahi vnil ine will be nere w .rM Dirits and motor line, -'ohnson light P'n be Johnson accessories. auf stions rt!neU?uwUhr-probl.ms. ON DISPLAY WED. I EVERY MODEt OM; Mgjjf $53.00 TO THL " I
