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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1939)
v Jl, 1939 THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Five. ...I. . , r.,n"i-tOSCl5l iuw I1" ' II v assured, S',u''d Britain seek U5j 1 Island of KOTkA German-owned Kotka affords Bal tic base, blocking Soviet fleet. Novosibn TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY Advancing from Manchukuo. Jopanese might cut this transportation link. Tokyo s r- z 7 r tmJim Ws-$ ,0 FS ' r- KB A s.r- Khabarovsk 'S f JS 1 UKRAINE X t -.;ts , A 0 V"' '"V !!r- u.eSSU:? me,hds, Germany ffSS? P SFR- Ai ?1!9h'for Hungary, Rumania, to vHtaBV Jfe Jp?-o .zCZSr J"-55. 'i c,H, r 7 yvu-, L. -b .... 1 WJir NTUNISIAMerfiferroneon xj Jew problem, struggles to ma.ntom Chungking m. W ALGERIA . EGYP M Tl so-t onc"19 nn o ' SUEZ CANAL . I X , VM "1'9hI j'tprranean 'Great Britain's SA f Kj N fltk on French lif? line might be pjB0UT HHR J .. ,&ndAlg- ItXwhileTapa FrenTcontred V li!lJ IP sTCX-'X attacked colonial 7s seaport at Gulf of Sl S NJ" y terminalS'in East. ( f Aden would be , n VO I 1 I likely target of lndlan 0cean Singapore b L-- v I..,. ft1, I v agreed the first plenary decree?, submitted for President Albert Lebruns signature today, would start the recall of troops and would be designed to bring the FISH SWIM FASTER? ASTORIA. March 21. W A one-cent price increase for salmon caught from the start of the com mercial season to Aug 1 was asked Pacific Ocean JAPANESE THREAT Tightening its grip on China, Japan is con stant threat to Russia, England, and France in Far East. Extent of Japanese occupation is shown by shoded area. , . . i ' u, t.t.lli..!.- ...,..:.,. -r . jOVEmap si " """"" '" "'" Germany, and Italy might employ united strategy, as rumored, to force showdown , lerritoria. uuj. . , . ,. nussia on tne east, threatens British and French colonial trade with occupation of Germany ca n press Sotfetfi m wea . with eager eyes on I'krdanger to France and England, the latter already occupied with Palest lUly. aided hy Fascist triumph in Spain, presents Mcditcrraneanine. PINT 85c Umrt 11,55. s ,;'a'uros. Population Drifting Into Pacific Northwest States PORTLAND, Ore., March 21. U.R Evidence of an unmistakable population drift toward the Pacific Northwest has been revealed in p survey of 27 Oregon. Washington and Idaho cities conducted by the Equitable Savings and Loan association. In 40 years more than a million had 32.3 per cent and Idaho 30.3. But in the last nine years Idaho lias taken the lead, with 18.1 per cent to Washington's 12.9 and Ore gon's 9.2. Medium-sized cities and small-towns have led the advance. The research group responsible for the survey attributed the rise to the favored position of the persons settled in the region, the j northwest, and cited its low infant survey showed, and the migration is continuing today at a rate l-.alf-again in excess of any other United States population trend. The survey findings bring both cheer and grief to northwest cham bers of commerce encouraged on the one hand by prospects of a new industrial and agricultural empire, and at the same time faced by many problems resulting from the population growth. The collective population of the areas surveyed was only 336,052 in 1900. Today it has swelled to 1,375,765 and indications point to a new migration upcurve stemming from the Golden Gate exposition. The effect of expositions and particularly, their less orthodox features h3.s been notable. San Francisco's famous "Stella." a can vas nude first shown at the 1915 exposition, is given credit for some of the western drift, and Sally Rand herself, the greatest single attraction of the current show, may exert considerable influence on fu ture statistics. The survey is based on U. S. cen sus figures for earlier years, and on census estimates, water meter connections, post office service and similar information for the present. In the 27 cities surveyed, 12 each In Oregon and Washington and three in Idaho, an average popula tion gain of 11.8 per cent was re corded since 1930. This compares with a six per cent gain for the nation during the same period. For a 19 year period, beginning in 1920. Oregon has reported the greatest growth of any northwest state 33.9 per cent. Washington Compare With $70 Washers Elsewhere! Full Family Size 15 While S5.00 MONTHLY, v Paymenl Carrying Charge 49 An outstanding value! Big porcelain finished tub holds 21 gallons! Has Pressure Selector on massive Lovell wringer! 3-Way Cleansing Proc e"! Mechanism and motor sealed in oil! With Motor Driven Drain Pump 54 " Brigqs 4 Stratton Gasoline Pump 759 Montgomery ward '059 WiUametta Telephone 3220 mortality rate as a., added factor The following cities reported an increase of 25 per cent or more since 1930: Corvallis, Klamath Falls: Long view, Wash.: Roscburg. St. Helens; Vancouver. Wash.; Wenatchee, Wash., and Yakima. Wash. Increases of 10 to 25 per cent were noted in: Boise. Ida.; Eugene. Pendleton; Pocatello. Ida.; Salem. Seattle, Wash.; Spokane, Wash., and Walla Walla. Wash. Gains of from 1 to 10 per cent were reported by: Aberdeen. Wash.: Astoria. Bak er; Bellingham. Wash.: Everett. Wash.; Hoquiam. Wash.; La Grande: Lewiston Ida.: Medford, Portland; and Tacoma, Wash. the surrender of any political rights. Negotiations between Dr. Hel muth Wohlthat, German trade expert, and the Rumanian finance ministry were taking place here. The discussions were said to be approaching a conclusion in' an j atmosphere of "understanding on But it was also asserted no political problems nor German Rumanian relations were being discussed. Rumanians admitted their trade with Germany would be increased to a marked degree, but they said the complete Ger man demands were not being met. There was to be no yielding of any political points, they insisted. Rumania Rolls Into Nazi Economic Orbit BUCHAREST. March 21. P Rumania appeared ready today to make economic concessions to Germany but stood firm against French Troops Trod Banks of Rhine TARIS. March 21. (Pi The French government was reported today to have decided upon regional mobilization along the Rhineland frontier as a warning to Germany to keep hands off Rumania, a French ally. 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