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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1941)
rjmtry 7, 1941 THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON UWLe Orphan annie Just Before the Battle, Mother POPEYE Now Showing "I Can't Give You Anylhlne But Love." Tomorrow "WE GOT PLENTY OF NOTHING!1 By E. C SEGAR By. HAROLD GRAV "y" ACTORS? YES. fvOUSEE. BILLY. ALt ' ' ( OH. WLLYfT' WHy" Y OM. HOT W ' WHSrfc COURT. HO BILLY-VPS OH. I LIKE BILLY ONLY THEY E PLAYS AREMT FUNNY- ( I WOULDKT WlSu X MOMMyI TvicOWTT-I MOMMY? TEU.- JSJJSS-""- ' St,l-THEN CALL THEM LAWYERS. 1 LOTS OF PL AYS ARE LIKE THAT BILLY HUG B THERE ROOMYS. ME-WHAT ITS SORT OF THERELL BE BAILIFFS, CLERKS, I TRAGEDIES THOSE KIND. MOMMY- ME EVER SO ARE LAPUO COURT? IS IT LIKE A SHOV) - ACTORS AND JUDGES-AND THEY I ARE THE KIND THAT i IP ITS THAT TIGHT-THERE-) TEARS YOURCASB B. MOMMY? THEYXLMAKf DONT ALWAYS I MAKE PEOPLE CRY- KIND WELL NOW LETS GO ON YOUR IS TO BE US lK)GH- JAKEWU LAUGH-J J V Jit W: 1 GRIT Her five years' ef fort to clear her father's name brought its reward to Mrs. Helen Drake (above) when Lonnie Jenkins walked from Detroit court, free after hav ing served nine years of life term in the fatal shooting of wife. riV. PAUL ACKERMANN, left, Portland, Oregon., Meth ' i minister, and Prof. Edwin A. Sanders, English and jour- instructor at Pacific college, Newberg, Ore., are shown I ulr way to a federal road camp at Fort Lewis because icy ef used to register under the selective service act. The lentious objectors were sentenced to one year terms by t Jcal judge in Portland. 1 kJU STEVE PEEK APPEARS 73 FIT IN VANKEE REVIVAL CVMK FOR 1941... MEETS -UOE fflCARTWS REQUlREMEN'B.JS BIS and powerful ...Yankee SCO0T& FIRST NdliCED -m BI6 Rl<f HANDER A T ST LAWRENCE UWERSift, WHICH PRODUCED J tAL SCHUMACHER,,, SMVE FINISHED THE IQ40 SEASON WITH 13 C0NSEC07ive VICTORIES FOR NEWARK WINWN6 DECIDING SAME AGAINST LOUISVILLE INUITlE world PEEK MS BEEN UNDER CVLWAKiON ON YANKEE FARMS FOR FOUR SEARS... SEWED VJlTU AKRON, BIN&HAMToN AND NEWARK.... SIDE GLANCES Vt mt it Htk ttitwct. we. T. . ttt.U t. pvt. 90. If' 1 hear she can tell him off more picturesquely lhan he yells at us." FROM WESTFIR FESTFIR, Jan. 6. (Special) I library committee announces It the library will be open here tr on Monday afternoon from J to 5:30 Wednesday evening M:30 and Friday afternoon 1:30 to 5:30. hnny Kitzmiller of Dallas was visitor ia WesUir oa Thursday. Mr. Kinesley. principal of the high school, took a bus load of basketball boys out to Eugene to see the Utah-Oregon game. Leonard Humphrey of TionesU, Cal.. was a recent guest at the home of his brother, Percy Hum phrey. Guest at Um Art Wkk. hog n WAR BOSS Revision of Italy's army command put uen. Ugo Cavallero (above), 60, veteran of three Italian wars, at head of general staff. replacing Marshal P i e t r o Badoglio who resigned. CaV' allero first fought in Libyan war ot mz-13. Veneta Events VENETA, Jan. 8. (Special) -Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Liska en tertained at dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Isaacson, Mr. ana Mrs. Noah Keeler. Melba Don. aid, Leslie, Shirley and Marolyn neeier. House guests of the Clifford Morningstars, are the parents of Mrs. Morningstar, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper of Drain. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Crone and daughter from Tacoma, Wash., spent the holidays visiting rela tives and friends in Veneta and Elmira. Spending New Years In Spring. field at the W. E. Smith home, were Mr. and Mrs. George Crone, Lyle and Iris, Mr. and Mrs. Ever' ett Spangler and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Vemon Thorne and Joy, Mrs. Bill Vincamp, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flick en. tertained with a dinner recently in honor of Mrs. Mary Flick of Eu gene and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fair, Margaret and Billie Fair of Stay- ton. Mothers Meeting The Veneta Mothers' club will hold its first business meeting ot the year Tuesday afternoon, Jan, 7. at the club hall with Mrs. El win Hunter as hostess. Birthdays will be observed at this meeting with cakes and gifts presented. Mrs. N. A. Keeler entertained recently, honoring her son, Leslie with a party on his 13th birthday anniversary. Games were played and refreshments served to the following: Rosalee Stanaford, Nita Wilcox. Carl Clarence and Mary Stutz, Wesley Roe, Patty and Von Davis, Loretta Mullen, Shirley, Maralyn and Donald Keeler and the honor guest Leslie, and the hostess. Mrs. Keeler. The Cook and Chatter club met at the home of the leader, Mrs, Roy Wilcox l.cently for the cook ing lesson and gift exchange. The following members attended: Lor etta Mullen. Pat and Gweneth Trout, Nita Wilcox, Maralyn' and Shirley Keeler, June Smith, Louise McConathy, Ruth Grlgsby, Audrey Johnson and Mary Stutz. TO INSTALL OFFICERS ELMIRA, Jan. 9 (Special) Elmira lodge, No. 207, I. O. O. F. will install officers, Thursday eve ning, Jan. 9. A lunch of sand wiches, cake and coffee will be served. . NON-CHRISTIANS The world's non-Christian sects have a membership totaling 1, 166,783,000, Including a combined total of 350,000,000 in the closely related Chinese religions of Con fucianism and Taoism, and Bud dhism's 230,150,000. The salary of London's lord mayor, which had been fixed at $50,000 since 1875, was raised to $75,000 a few years ago. KY blow me dcwmI aane were taking " I I' veh, and now "Y PTVoF MiPI I -f i hfta LAum because now "sS WHAi4.WgQ? 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