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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1939)
JlS- -. ..- - rk; ,v THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON i 'ITER'S a bitter uose rtom wuuui iicai tiuuLiiaiiipiuii, bugiaiiu, salvage wuriiers lilt me im J.flAlt fivln boat Connemar a. which had been designed for transatlantic sprvlre. ferlat A'" Xt and sank, with the loss of one ltfe, following an explosion aboard a tank barge f'Ti'h the craft was being refuelled for a test hop. I "in i r f iBV-1" -" Aunt mmacn -swm: ,.,, j fV Kail sky queen, the LZ-130 has made first tes t flights over Berlin. Because of mistrust between na Joni, the dirigible is filled with inflammable hydrogen. A bullet In war would plunge it to earth. Cm would make the ship safe. hsrrs from Norway ItTAGE GROVE, July 12. iai M ss Kirsten Biorseu sister, Miss Johanna Marie t of Oslo, Norway, arrived oolt fnr a seven weeks' visit (he home of their brother, he and family. Mr. Bjorsett met them at Portland. Plans were made-for the Bjorsett family to visit the old home in Norway this spring but on account of the death of Mr. Bjorsett's mother, the trip was postponed and the sisters came to the U. S. for a visit. Mrs. Sallie Hill has returned FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia - COPR. 1939 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. T. M. REG. U. 8. RAT. C-FF.- JPa " f v mm ft H u made it? It sava Md in TI. 5?. A ' on the bottom." pll, where'd you think I went to camp Siberia ?" SIDE GLANCES Y v ra u nr. err. "' 6 bccn watching you and you haven't put out your nana at a single turn." from a few days' visit at Curtin. Mrs. Mildred Hague, of Pitts burg, Pa., is visiting at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Tate. Mrs. John Horning and two children are visiting at Redding, Cal. David Quanstrom is having his home remodeled on Ash avenue. Carl Leabo is in charge of the work. In Italy, pedestrians are com pelled to cross roads at specified points and are arrested and fined for failure to do so. A restaurant in Lancaster, Pa., makes a specialty of "beer dough nuts," mixing beer with the batter. f , -pi iiiiiTiiii iiMBwiiiiilfii'-ilfftl-itipfatniaat GENERAL GEN SUGIYAMA," commander-in-chief of Japan's forces in North China, charges Britain forfeited her rights as a neutral by policies he said were designed to assist Generalissimo Chiang-Kai-Shek. : ir I TR. Charles H. Strub, former co owner of the San Francisco Seals baseball team and a highly successful sports promoter, is the new Managing Director of the California World's Fair. He has been instrumental in bringing many sparkling new shows to Treasure Island as the Fair speed ed In every department for the bit dimmer rush of visitors. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Old Fens Are Best ' NOW, THEN I NEVER CLAIMED TO BE MUCH OF AN ENGINEER. BUT LETS HOPE FOR THE BEST HERB By HAROLD GRAY SWERVES THEN RETURNS TO THE COURSE WORN SMOOTH BY THE TORRENTS OF A MILLION, TEARS- AND SO DOES NATURE. WITH A LITTLE HELP SHAKE OFF THE MEDDLING OF - MISGUIDED MORTALS i 'iW?M irFi rTf ( f SHOT CUT TWO HUNDRED H I l . WM?&Z:i'' CLEANLY TO II YEARS THE JS I 1. mVtfLVVi')rl. THE BED OF RUSHING FLOOD P rsJ',joL,T,.' ' THE CHANNEL PAUSES ig' POPEYE Now Showlng"A DROP IN THE BUCKET." Tomorrow-' QVIT THAT BACKSEAT DRIVING!" By E. C. SEGAR j SECRET AGENT X-9 The G-Man Recommends 'Hospital Zone, Quiet Please' By ROBERT STORM ALL KNOWN MEMBEPS OF Y GOOD UJODtf V-3 KWlMCb&b IkflNAS SABOTAGE -VOU CLEAMED OAN5 AISE NOW ONDEB . . J OJT A WOENETS' AKBfeST. COMMANUtK I NEST OF OANQEK ON AV WAV TO THE HOSPITAL MOU)- PP1NCESS IB1NA, WAS DADLV KK1FED By ONE OF HER OUN FOLLOWERS A TCEACHEEOOS BUNCH-THE. WHOLE CGEW OF THEM SHE WOHT BE COMING I LL U OUT OF THE ETHEE aJ UJAlT I FOB QOITE A , ,, JE. . M At ""-r " PEPHAPS I'M ON MY WAV OUT Or IHblUOLO,a-MAKl- BEFORE I 60, THERE 6 SOMfc 1 MINCJ I MUST . , TELL VOL) r- v-J IF ICO DON'T BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES VAOb W bO .TOO ? Big Business ktHi f nail " By MARTIN H I JJi A.I rH TcTr; e Tn , WWW 3 WASH TUBBS Let Well Enough Alone By CRANE SQ0EES6 IS THE MAME.s. MORTIMER 'SQUEE6E, THE" MOVELIST. CAME HERE TO GATHER MATERIAL FOR. VE6.6IR. TO BESLKE! ES f MOW, PBECI0U6, 1 f HE WRITES HIS HOVELS WHERE WOULD WB ' 1 WFLCrtUP Trt TUP IC.I.I? I Vt-Im um l'c?l Al UIAU4. I I tm-ru TUAf Ai iVrtilATi- TUAT ete u -rue uAnceii I OF WPPA-HULA. SIR. J Ba-Ii HUMPH! iUSPICIOMIMa WAS STICKIWS OUT OF HIS BUSIMESS F WE y Z, Rw'.l I UOTICE THIMSS. I tt SIDE W5CKET. HEV? i "1 CRAWED THE LIME tr kw WEW BOOK. rz-T7 P5"4 l w HE DIDVJ'T r ' rw V OW AUSPICIOUS thtm i i.i ir-rW-v ELS olio nl I",- briij6 uo i VS . - looiu' 6uests, ' NO PLACE THAT'S WHERE WED BE! there wouldut of beeu A rt OUEST IM FWE VEARS!! Wl tl'iiSrw' WELL, i-L .IMPOSE x- V. V HMINSTHE ALLEY OOP More Than He Bargained For By V. T. HAMLIN 'SKIS V, MUFF MV CHAKJCE I I f .i ' 5- V, " V By TH' BOOTS.' WsTN Ft-. T 1 v . you dlinab V -k-tV r -43: yy. n, i.j, o, n.n n.n.i.. . m. mu. u. II. i OUR BOARDING HOUSE - with - - MAJOR HOOPLE TABLEAUX MINSTRELS HILL BILLIES VENTRILOQUISM DXOv "Radio Ramblei'a rood Bxsezss -rN a rv-rn ' Mae Atxne (l at Manila I V THE LAW EJ4FORCEMEKJT ASENCieS fllUST Bfe SWUCZIKJCJ ON IH' iJtlO CLAWCV THE SMOKE ORDINANCE WAS VIOLATED ALL LAST WINTER, SOME PEST IM TH NEXT BLOCK is raising piasAND now rrws.' Bossreaous KJISMTS OF FUU AVJD FROLIC 1 fcTO'SS'u'AO CSA&lfcO'iF AAW.EAiCTER, IF THE LAW ACTED ON ALL THE A OA MS WB GET FROM FUSSBUPOETS ALL OVER TOWN, TWERED BE SO MAkJV COPS WE'D HAVE TO PlNCM EACH OTOER, AN' TAVES VM3ULD BE HIGHER THAN THE WEEDS IM HOOPLE'S LAWN.' 6V THE WAV; VOUR NEClHBOKS ARB &AYIN VOUR CAT KEEPS 'EM AWAKE ALU NIGHT, AN WHEN THE CAT QUITS, VOUR ROOSTER TAKES UP THE TUNE AT SUNRISE..' LKJT 3AVE aWJCV THREE P Li f PASSES FOR THE SHOW' OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS r. " I I DIDNT NOTICE I MO SIR! 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