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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1941)
THE REGISTER-OXTARD,' ETTGE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE NE. OREGON Summons Coming to Our House By Harold cJrA AHEM -WELL, NOT 1 YUNDERSTAND-BUT HE SAID HE DtDtr-T TOU TO WORRY- H yi i .-w n ft JS& : fe L - "ft.-... "mrrTIf? .... . ' ' " 11 '"'Hlh n !? It MISS PEG! GOT m APPEAR IN JUDGE PEG OUDCE I'M AFRAD- ) PRiGStE TO TIP U Tl JJS- 14, LLDREN OF JAPAN, Germany and Italy gathered in Tokyo to celebrate the signing . tripartite alliance between the three nations. Education Minister Kunihiko Hashida J(j holding crossed flags), and Mayor Tomfjiro Okubo of Tokyo, were among the spon Ite the gathering. Italy iis wiAMAjmBUckmmF TURKEY lEllllllllllPSiill mSH BOMBED NAPLES, Taranto, Palermo and Valona (underlined) as Rome (1) ed German aviation would aid her Mediterranean campaign. In Albania (2), Greeks J need capture of important mountain heights. Bulgaria (3), was the center of Balkan nt because of possible Germ; i drives into Greece or Turkey. In Lybia (4), British aed liege of Bardia with reports current they would attack Tobruk even though i naa not iauen. COTTAGE GROVE fAGE GROVE, Jan. 4. 1) Mrs. B. O. White and "jrt, Maty Louise and Eliz jAnn, of Longview, Wash., SCR visitors at the home of White's mother, Mrs. Fran 'puihlin. i-pound son was born at tier Maternity home Tues i we. 11, to Mr. and Mrs. gBatOwtn of Cottage Grove, -by hat been named Frank Senior League of the Meth lureh held a New Year's eve Tuesday evening at the f Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lee. ind Mrs. S. L. Mackin had Year's eve guests, Mr. and , E.-Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Tohlta, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. ind Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jve, A covered dish dinner Id With various games fur nishing the evening's entertain ment. Mr. and Mrs. Howard King of Portland were recently in the city calling on old friends and acquaint ances. Mrs. King will be remem bered here as Frances Randall. Mr. and Mrs. King who have been making their home in Berkeley have been transferred to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ballew had as New Year's eve guests, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stroup, Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Levens, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Brighton Leonard. Mrs. Lawrence Chapman and daughter, Ann, of Baker, are vis iting at the home of Mrs. Chap man's parents, Major and Mrs. La Sells Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis French have returned after spending the holi days In Salem with their parents. Miss Geraldlne Kem has re turned to Corvallis after spending SIDE GLANCES IW ST "f Mtvwt, tT,MI,Ut MT. Off cn explain why you never took an interest In dogs J I (Jrted what you call filling the bouse with week-, f. . 4 end guests r I ! the holiday vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kem. LOWER SPENCER CREEK LOWER SPENCER CREEK, Jan. 4 (Special) Mrs. Martin Hansen will entertain the Spen cer Creek Lutheran Ladies Aid at her home January 9 at 2 p. m. ABOUT BANANAS At maturity, bunches of ban anas hang from the tree with the individual "fingers" pointing up ward, which is just the opposite of the way they usually are dis played in stores. Australia Is the only continent in the world without a single mountain exceeding 8000 feet in height. Stories in STAMPS I I ""ANAL ZONE postal officials are issuing a final warning to col lectors that all stocks of the 1839 airmail and postage commemora tive will be destroyed Feb. 28. The stamp above, showing a trans port plane above Sosa Hill, Is one of six airmails, marking the 10th anniversary of airmail service and the 25th anniversary of the open ing of the Panama Canal. The postage series of 16 values shows views of the oanal during and after construction. This group was placed on first-day sale Aug. 15, 1S39. Orders should be addressed to the Canal Zone Philatelic Agency, in care of the postmaster at Balboa Heights, C. Z., and should be ac companied by money order cover ing cost of stamps and return postage. CPECIAL U. S. commemorative! honoring Vermont and Indiana are on the Postoffice Department's tentative schedule for 1941 release. Vermont has requested an issue to mark the 150th anniversary of admission to the union March 4, Vermont was admitted in 1791, first state to join the original 13 colonies. Indiana celebrates 129 : ma of rtstcfaaert Pec Us POPEYE Now Showing "POOR LITTLE RICH BOY." Tomorrow "I Can t Give You Anything But Love," JJy Q SEGAR " VOU 6AV VOtJg& " fltjAVEOUMILLtCW I KtlAVE 'iURE, I tlWEQl I-AK1 HERE' ALK&K " I X DARM VOU. POPCVC wmrsT (bkoke?R3rmeek A r- -i (TPOiTrr) dollmw-how could J it n to poor which tell viw ) -. ouctamIiot?? VJITH THE MOMgV LJ MUCH MOMEW JpiaWEoN W?J mr(Xx ORPHINK HOkftltfVroF TO-SwAMVii CrOG"2 Vn,. IN6UCHA V FOOD.vJARM , THE REST 3 THE BAWL VOJ n- A ' ' ''i Secret Aaent M ; ' . 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