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Page Two, THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON - CITY NEWS NOTES - WHAT'S DOING Tuesday 8 p. m. American Legion meeting, Moose hall. Wednesday 12 noon Lions club meeting, Eugene hotel. Sewing Work Transferred The sewing room conducted at the home of Mrs. Minnetta Day, 446 Twelfth avenue east, to do work for Bundles for Britain has been closed. This group usually met on Wednesdays. Women in terested in continuing the work are asked to report at Bundles for Britain headquarters, rooms 12 and 16, Hampton building, to do sew ing there. Mrs. Lillian Sherwin reports a special demand for good menders now. Dance Tuesday A dance in behalf of the can didacy for Princess Belle Eobbins in the contest to name Queen Susannah will be given Tuesday evening at Townsend headquar ters, starting at nine o'clock. The public is invited. Princess Belle is sponsored by the Townsend clubs. county Farm Security office, left Monday for Oceanlake to attend an FSA state-wide school for FSA stenographers. They will return to Eugene the end of the week. Go to Grove County Commissioner Walter J. Holland and County Surveyor P. M. Morse were at Cottage Gr6ve, Tuesday, looking after road mat ters. Ttontl, Rpnnrtpri Here Word has been received here of the death of a former University of Oregon professor, Charles Friedel, nf Vannnnvpr. Wash. Mr. Friedel was professor of physics here from 1895 to 1903, and Irom 19U1 to 1906. He died Saturday, July 5. Funeral services were held Tues day in Portland. Queen Benefit Dance A Townsend pageant dance will be held at the Silver Spray hall Wednesday, 9 to 12 p. m. to help prtvide more votes for Princess Belle, who now leads in the con test. Prizes will be given the best dressed woman and the best-whiskered man. In From Crow Fred Smigley, road supervisor in the Crow district, was at the county court on business, Tuesday. . To Oceanlake Frieda Kester and Mrs.- Bernice Ireland, stenographers- in the Lane m RADIOS TS 1941 Models at LIGHTNING'S 1151 Willamette Phone 1316 Picnic Goods s Specialty BAKERY Goes to Coast L. C. Moffitt, county school sup erintendent, will be in Florence, Tuesday evening to attend a meet ing of the school board and bud get committee for the grade school there, District No. 97. Obsidians to Picnic Obsidians will hold a potluck picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Skovbo, Dane lane, Junction City, Friday at 6 p. m. For further information see the bulletin board and register at Hendershott s. tion City, was at the courthouse on business Monday afternoon. In From Veneta U. W. Ellmaker of Veneta was a caller at the county court on business, late Monday. In From Lowell- Harry Veach, school board mem ber from Lowell, was among call ers at the courthouse Tuesday. To Meet Tuesday Obsidian Princesses will hold a meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Skinner Butte park cottage. In From Cottage Grove- Herbert Lombard, Cottage Grove attorney, was a business visitor at the courthouse, Tuesday. From Pleasant Hill H. C. Wheeler, state senator, was among business visitors in Eugene, Monday afternoon. Records To Return Sunday Dr. L. L. Baker left Monday morning to attend the Pacific Coast Dental conference in Portr land. Dr. Baker is on the pro gram with a clinic. He will return to Eugene Sunday. Office Reopened Dr. A. T. Oberg, dentist, whose offices were destroyed in the re cent Laraway building fire, has rpnnpnprf npw nermanent offices at 410 Tiffany building, Eighth and Willamette street. Home from Roseburg Max Frye, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Frye, was here visiting his parents this week-end from Rose burg. He is with the radio sta tion there. To Attend Convention Dr. Edward E. Gray and family will attend the Pacific Coast Den tal conference being held in Port land this week. Dr. Gray will be back in his office Monday. Here From Missouri- Mrs. Will Cowger of Kansas City, M6., spent the week-end here with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Roberts. Take Out License A marriage license has been is sued to Everett Judge of McKin ley and Clara Jenkins of Cottage Grove, at Reno, Nev. Back From Hospital L. E. Craft is back to his home at 1960 Lincoln from the Sacred Heart hospital. He is recovering satisfactorily from his operation. Mr. Gibson In Angus Gibson, Lane legislator and former school official at June- ""tHIS COUPON good for 20 S&H Green 9rWS Stomns on First Onfl-TVillm" Cash Purchase, Wednes day, July 9th. I EUGENE CASH GROCERY I 675 Willameilo Phone 38 THIS COUPON good for 40 S&H Green"' III v purchase Wednesday, July 9th. ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER Eugene Packing Go. 675 Willamette Phone 38 Stylish, Guaranteed -CLASSES EYE You'll Be Frankly Told if Glasses Are Not Needed ll interest, JZ UrestJT See the Registered Optometrist here NOW I One of the. West's Largest SSSsSr Manufacturing and Dispensing Opticians Dr. H. S. Rockstein, Registered Optometrist in Charge OREGON AND WASHINGTON UTAH AND IDAHO BALCONY . . . PENNEY'S . . . EUGENE TRAFFIC FINES F. C. Hardisty, Mrs. E. S. Tay lor, Lawrence Kelly, loading zone, each fine, $1. Kelly K. Peterson, C. D. Suth erland, Glenn Plass, Carl Peter son, Don Stoff, G. M. Simmons, meter violation, each fine, $1. R. H. Parsons, Claude Camp bell, Thomas Wells, Jr., Bert Woodruff, Alice E. Camp, George Billings, William Calhoun, D. Parrett, overtime parking, each fine, $1. Henry R. Zwicker, John H. De Vault, Chester Haught, C. H. Cameron, violation of stop sign, each fine. $2. Oscar Stewart, traffic light vi olation, $2. POLICE COURT Donald Woolwine, drunk, $25 fine. $12.50 suspended. Edward Hoffman, Kenneth Lar son, drunk, each l2Vi days. at BUILDING PERMITS Dean Dragoo, repair store 865 Willamette, $25. Frank Atchley. addition to res idence at 1339 Oak, $75. C. B. Ruth, rerjair residence at 1571 Hilyard, $150. Mr. Baker, reroof residence at 216 Jeferson. $75. Mrs. M. Johnson, rerbof resi dence at 591 W. Broadway, $150. Two More Autos Stolen, Recovered Two more cars and three bi cycles were reported stolen to city police Tuesday. Both cars were recovered. Sherman W. Green, Rt. 2, Eu gene, had his vehicle taken Mon day evening. Catherine A. Weiss, Eugene Country club, had a car stolen the same night. Bikes belonging to Roy C. An drews, 1591 Silvan drive, Clyde Pierce, 450 W. Fifth, and John Portis, 1022 Almaden, were also taken. The Swan Finance Co., Eighth and Pearl, reported to police that a spare tire and wheel, a hum and a battery had been stolen from one of their cars. Church Being Built By Volunteer Labor SPRINGFIELD, July 7. cial) Under construction 1 .s the new building for the Church of the Foursquare Gospel, at the corner of Fourteenth and E streets. The church is being built by volunteer labor. The sub-floor has already been laid in the 30x50 foot construction. It is hoped that it will be ready for use by the end of this month. Pastor of the church here Is the Rev. James H. Taylor, 1287 D street. It is affiliated with the Angelus Temple in Los Angeles, Calif., of which Aimee Semple McPherson is pastor. Assistant In Recorder's Office Leaves Post Willard Hambelton, assistant in the city recorder's office fbr the past four months, will leave Sat urday to take a civil service posi tion at the naval torpedo station at Keyport, Wash. The successor to Mr. Hambelton has not yet been announced Ly Recorder John Fields. TRIAL WEDNESDAY The trial in the case of the state vs. Marie Page will be held in the justice court at fapringneia at 8 a. m. Wednesday, the case being an assault ana oaiiery one. FUR STORAGE Electric Cleaners Phone 300 On.n ft A inm Gr.en sumpj r A1N AT WHOLESALE PRICES WHY PAY MORE ralnt. UHGER W"""" 713 Willamette Phone 749 r -. ! r. . . , - ' ; i -y&rSt 1 . i Nazi Forces Routed In Attempt To Cross Dnepr River (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) to fight against the U, S. S. R. Without giving details, the Ger mans reported that "pursuit of the' enemy" was continuing on the road to Kiev, the capital of the Soviet Ukraine. On the northern front, the Rus sians said terrific battles were raging, with Red troops fighting twin German drives from the north and southeast toward Lenin grad, Russia's second biggest city. Nazi reconnaissance pilots re ported that aerial bombing by the luftwaffe had paralyzed Soviet traffic on the 1200-mile railway line between Leningrad and the ice-free Arctic port of Murmansk. The line was "gapped by huge crsters in many places," they said. Moscow asserted that German mechanized columns lunging through the Ostrov area northeast toward Leningrad had been stem med by fierce Soviet resistance. The Red army communique said huge losses were inflicted on other invasion columns knifing into the U. S. S. R in the Kakisalmi sector, Kandalagsha, 150 mil?4 Murmansk. es "i A Finnish commuri. Finnish troops 7 Soviet territnrv i . : noints on !h v ,. t.k inn u. .::r. " eio w battle: Sm, While Britons checrst ,. mg w u. s. naval tBtL land as maltino Anelo-American i.i.-'N ahead. In Rome, a highly-oijJ asserted tnat "President J has assumed the grave J sibility of sending hi, J? a blockade zone" and CS lated Mr. Roosevelt'J noi to sena American In the War, $inT) In Tnlrvrt iha t "opanej' paper Kokumin said was "da fartn iwri-. war.". All tZZTZT! played the story under M liltAa. 'I Domei, the authoritativi nese news agency, said it that- the United States b nterAH fha yrtna .1 ,r defined by Germany m held "increase JL3 laBioiyM further aggravation in 1 luhsU. II.li., .."1 u many. New Mobile Used Cat Shop Placed in Service by S'vo's Chevrblet dealers, who in 1940 sold virtually 2,000,(100 used cars, have pioneered the way toward better used car values, their new est contribution to the motoring public being exemplified by the arrival here this week of this of ficial used car reconditioning truck. A mbbile used car shop, the truck will headquarter at Silva Chevrolet company, where the used car mechanics of that dealership will benefit from the thorough training course offered by E. G. Owen, a representative of Chevrolets used car depart ment. He is shown above being greeted by J. W. Silva. Newest Chevrolet-approved used car reconditioning practices, latest approved tools and equipment, and an exhaustive training course will be presented to the service personnel of the Suva Chevrolet company. Motorists of this com munity are invited to inspect this unique vehicle, which represents a distinct advance in the approach to modern used car reconditioning procedure. "A Buyer's best assur ance is the seller's g6od name," said Mr. Silva, "and we are proud of our reputation In this com munity as alert and informed automotive dealers. This latest forward step, designed to keep Chevrolet ahead, is only one more explanation of the reasons behind Chevrolet dealers' unique record of having sold 11,000,000 used cars in the past seven years. Better training of our service organiza tion is an investment in. com munity good-will, and one we are glad to make in recognition of the increasing importance of the used car in providing dependable eco nomical transportation. Forest Service Uses 'Blitz' Against Fires "Blitzkreig" tactics in f6rest fio fioVitin were described to members of the junior chamber of commerce Tuesday at their regu lar luncheon in tne uei ney caie by A. B. Everett, assistant super visor of the Willamette national forest. . ... Use o airplanes to iana para chute fire-fighters, and of special chutes which open close to the ground for the landing of sup nlies has been made by the forest service for several years. The forester indicated xnai me practice antedated Hitler's use of such tactics in actual warfare. He also described the tremend ous developments of fire-fighting procedures in the last 30 years.r It was announced at the meeting that Mark Corwin and Norman Pressman would be the speakers this Wednesday at the junior chamber's "Better Business Tips" program on KORE at 3:30 p. m. F. W. Kelley will be in cnarge and will introduce the speakers. Advertising racketeers, fake air craft trade schools and itinerant roofing firms will be exposed. Assault Charge Brings $25 Fine Earl Johnson, accused of threat ening George Allis, Eugene, with a knife, was fined $25 in police court Monday on a charge of as sault. Johnson was brought In on a complaint signed by Allis. The in cident leading to the reported as sault occurred on July 4. All Lane Citizens Eligible To Enroll For Civil Defense (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Boeing Calls For 50 More Aircraft Workers Fifty more aviation sheet metal students from the Eugene voca tional school will be sent to the Boeing airplane factory in Seattle Wednesday, it was announced Tuesday by James Bagan, man ager of the Eugene employment office. The factory received 23 students from the course at the beginning of the week. Mr. Bagan said op enings for new students in the class will be made available as a result of these two groups being called for jobs in the aircraft industry. A human body does not exceed 118 miles an hour in falling from any height, according to army statistics. THE BEST you ve ever tasted Whoever said that the secret of baking home-made bread was a lost art, never tasted Valley's white bread. Made with the purest white flour, it has a rich, piquant flaky crust, and a smooth, even texture. You'll like it. VALLEY BAKERY Phona 3187 Eugene, Oregon U-0 Band, Orchestra Play Tuesday Evening Students and faculty of the Uni versity of Oregon and townspeople will be guests of the school of music Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, when the summer session band and orchestra will play a number of favorite classical selec tions. The concert, which is free, will be held at the music auditor ium. John H. Stehn, assistant professor of wood instruments and director of band, will conduct the groups. Band numbers to be offered in clude "Intermezzo" from "Rustic Wedding," symphony by Gold mark; "First Suite" in E Flat, by Hoist; and "Pax et Labor" over ture by Pares. The orchestra will play: "Min uet" from Mozart's G Minor symphony; the prelude to "The Deluge" by Saint-Saens, with Jeannette Gordon as violin soloist; and "Eastern Impressions' for violins, with the composer, W. Pasek, as condutcor. Herman, Deadwood school. Lake Creek, Deadwood school. Gate Creek, Vida. Gleiitina, Linslaw school. ' Glenwood, Glenwood school. Goldson, Low Pass community hall. Irving, I. O. O. F. hall, Irving. Junction City, No. 1 and No. 2, city hall. Lancaster, Lancaster school. Latham, Latham school. Lone Pine, LOne Pine school. Long Tom, P. U. U. L. club house. Lorane, grange hall. Lost Valley, Trent school. Mapleton, Mapleton high school. Mohawk, Donna store, Mohawk Noti, Noti church annex. Oakridge, city hall. Pleasant Hill, P. H. high school gymnasium. Prairie, Oak Grove schoolhouse. Richardson, Richardson precinct at Franklin. Row River, Cottage G rove. Saginaw, Walker high school. Silk Creek, Cedar schoolhouse. Veneta, community hall, Veneta. Walton, Lyons school. Westmoreland, Treadgold Lum ber Co. Willakenzie, grange hall. Wolf Creek, Veneta. Zumwalt, Danebo schoolhouse. In a number of the towns no place has been listed and persons should contact the chairman of the board. Chairmen of these boards which have not. listed a central registration place are: Alvadore, E. P. Saunders; Cot tage Grove, Harry K. Metcalf; Crow, R. W. Doane; Dorena, H. R. Shearer; Fall Creek, Emery E. Cal lison; Florence, Heceta and Min erva, H. P. Severy; Glenada, Til litt C. Togerson; Goshen, M. W. Edmunson; Jasper, Ralph P. Laird; Leaburg, Arthur W. Frazee; Lon don, J. E. Banton; Lowell, Morris E. Edwards; McKenzie Bridge, S. L. Taylor; Mabel, William R. Dick ert; Marcola, N. R. Workman; Santa Clara, Wm. H. Houghtlin; Springfield, Major Huntley; Thurs ton, Ira Gray; Walterville, O. L. Stacy; Wendling, D. W. Stolberg; and Westfir, A. E. Gerimente. BIRTHS BALKEMA At the Thompson maternity nome, Tuesday, July 8. 1941. to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Balkerna, Crow Stage, a son. ZIOLKOSKI At the Sacred Heart general hospital, Monday, July i. iwti, to rar. ana mrs. Stanley Ziolkoski, Route 2, Springfield, TETER At the Sacred Heart ffen eral hospital, Monday. July 7, 1941. to Mr. and Mrs. J. Warren Teter, 1536 Thirteenth avenue east, a aaugnter. VEST At the Sacred Heart gen. eral hospital, Tuesday, July 9 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernest Vest, 640 Fifteenth avenue west, a son. MITCHELL At the Sacred Heart general nosnuai. Tuesday, July ?,v V.'V1,'0..1"- and Mrs. James W. Mitchell, Lorane. Ore., a son. ATTENTION SUFFERERS Don't ght pl Try toothing Rejinol for the Itching, burning torment of ectemt or locil IrrJ. tstion. For 4) yeui it hu girtn comfort to nun? sufferers and itsretdytohelpMr. See ypor dniitlit today. Foe limply write Rioo", 71, 8rfiimo,M4 l 1 I 1 1 1 v--.lvH.U Atoll Underground erosion is con stantly at work, and entire farms have caved in overnight. PHONE 652 Remodel for less BESTWALL The Gypsum Wailboard Better than plywood Perfect Joints MOGAN LUMBER CO. 1768 W. Sixth Phone 653 Clean! Saiel Economical! WATER HEATERS LYONS & PETERS Knowledge As sure as you Investigate the record of this Home Owned and Home Managed Institution the more certain you will be that this Is the place to invest your savings. Current Dividend 3 EUGENE'S FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS A LOAN ASSN. 248 Miner Bide. Ph. 121? max feei Ott Start sseus JULY CLEARANCE SALE of Peacock Shoe Formerly 10.50 and 9.75 Now This is your opportunity to purchase fins high grade shoes at real sav ings. With shoe prices advancing ybu will be wise in buying several pairs at these prices. BLACKS ' BLUES WHITES WHITE AND TAN WHITE AND BLUE NO REFUNDS ... NO EXCHANGES ALL SALES FINAL First choice to the A , . . the electrified Make this your summer for a trip back East. And decide right now to get extra pleasure by traveling on the OLYMPIAN over the great scenic route. You enjoy 6S6 smokeless, Boot less electrified miles; special open observation cars through the mountains. There are accom modations on the OLYMPIAN for every taste and budget circle the united states for as little as $90 coaches 135 sleepers Include Chicago, New York, California standard sleepers d room cars, economist! sleepers and HUwali" coaches. 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