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Page Two. THE REGISTBRsGUARDi EUGENE. OREGOH Bean Pickers Parade To Fields (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) en plant. At the peak of harvest time it Is expected that nearly 240 tons per day will arrive. The cannery is still operating with two shifts on beans, but expects to add the third shift this week. "" In "operation" this year for the first time is an FSA mobile camp for migratory workers. Located Just outside of Coburg, in the heart of the bean area, it is al ready populated by several hun dred workers. Complete "City" The little tent community, laid out neatly in a stubble-field, is a complete "city" with water, lights, a tiny "hospital," and a government of the workers them selves. Levi B. Williams is manager of the unit for the FSA. Already nearly 100 tents have been put up, and more are being erected as the pickers arrive. Sanitary facilities, showers, provisions to wash clothing, at tention for children too young to go to the fields, a recreation cen ter, are provided for the work ers. A sub-station of the em ployment service is maintained at the camp, directing the harvesters to the fields where pickers are needed. Medical attention is provided for all migratory workers in the area, even though they are not staying at the camp. Pickers Needed More pickers are still needed for the harvest, according to James Bagan, manager of the employment service office here. Estimates, based on a need of 10 pickers per acre, indicate that at least 10,000 individuals will be required. The manager indicated, however, that the fields will probably have to get along with less than that number. He pointed out that the FSA camp at Coburg will be expand ed to take care of as many work, en as arrive. Tents to house them re 'available, he said. MYA Camp Has Room For 50 (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) out the lob-training program conducted inrougn ine camp, Young men interested in the project should apply through the Ik J JT S Facilities For Lane Fair Being Enlarged Enlargement of facilities for the Lane county fair has been an nounced by Fred Knox, manager, who said that the new race-horse barn is already completed at the fairgrounds. He also announced that a 60 foot extension on the livestock barn would be constructed as soon as possible, in order to insure am ple ihelter apace for animals. The lair, scneauiea ior opi. to 30, will be expanded in all de partments, Mr. KnOx said, in an attempt to mke the event the out standing one in lis nisiory. , jn Thmrm r i. DM.100 Presbyter ian churches in the United State. Introductory Special! siiagsag LAST DAY SATURDAY See Window Display RUSS ADMIT GERMAN GAINS Black arrows indicate where Germans reported progress in their invasion of Rus sia. A communique reported tne capture or Tape, railway junction near Tallinn. Another thrust pushed to the vicin ity of Kholm which German sources claimed was in their hands, while in the Smolensk area the high command re ported a "break through" in the Soviet line southeast of the city. Russians said the Nazis had renewed their pmcer drive on Kiev with Soviet defenses set up along the Uzh river. Nazi sources said tied army torces detendine Kiev were encircled and some units annihilated. Oregon State employment service office here, Morris said. He also reDorted openings for at least 35 young men at a resi dent project in Albany. A defense shop is also being constructed there. Morris is head of the new area 6ffice which was established this week on the second floor of the armory, after Being temporarily located in tne Hampton Dunaing. Also here on the stall are tan Rice, works project officer, and Ralph Bailey, youth personnel officer. The new setup resulted from the consolidation of offices in southwestern Oregon, from Marion county to the California brder, west of the Cascades. Aiding in setting up the nro- eram in this area this week has been Roy Vemstrom, assistant to the state NYA administration, Ivan G. Munro. 4,000,000 Skilled Men Needed Says Chamber Speaker (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Arabian Marquise Geir 98c 50 stylesi Hand-set stones. Non-tamishable mountings. . 5-year guarantee! During Sale STILL COSTLY Man has learned to make rubies exactly like - those produced by Mature, but the process is so com plicated the stones are no less costly. w i Breaking speed laws caused more deaths last year than any other illegal traffic act. ville, Calif., chamber, who dis cussed publicity. In the afternoon the secretaries heard another lecture on "In dustrial and Defense Activities" by Irving Terrell of the Oakland, Calif., chamber. The regular program of "class es" was cut short Thursday after noon for a barbecue and fishing trip on the McKenzie river, spon sored by the Portland chamber. Friday, the final day of the meeting, the group will hear Dean Wayne L.. Morse, of the University of Oregon law school. discuss "Labor Relations." Also on the program is James L. Fri, executive vice-president of the toy manufacturers association from New York, who will dis cuss "National Defense, Priorities, and OPACS." NEW. DISCOVERED STONES . . . you'll be surprised at the fiery brilliance, the blue white dazzling beauty, the fine cutting of these lovely Marquise gems. They are amazingly beautiful. They Stand All Tests: Marquise Gems are cut and polished by expert cutters, and have the brilliance of gems costing much more. Marquise Gems are mount ed in imitation platinum non-tamishable mountings. Jewelry See Window Display Street Floor I Look like real, I diamonds ' I 53 X Wilbur Hulin Attends Chicago Conference Wilbur - S. Hulin, member of the Univerefty ef Oregon exten sion faculty, is attending a large conference at Chicago university for the rilcm....- """ student mi. 1 ' " "nth Pud country. UMJpad 1941 WODtt B-10 Only .75 EASY TERMS I nj many dollar. "--' e0,W 9 Unit Oven - Thermostat e woo- 7"-v Top Hiv-- s& it row new, RBMnh uwngVMRMsl pretMcajBtkajJ Immediate . Delivery On All Models! Garrett fippliance Co. Exclusive Frigldcdre Dealer For Lane County Udlna "' Phot Miner Building e mm GRANULATED SOAP IVHITE 10 SOAP f it taxes so umr x GIANT JUMBO FAMILY Size Pkg. WHITE KING I. LARGE Size Pkg. SIERRA PINE km TOILET SOAP for WHITE KING TOILET SOAP J teXiitm I (SaVlaDJIIyL GRANULATED SOAP GIANT Size Pkg. LARGE Size Pkg. EUGENE STORES Ash St Son 775 Monroe Barlow's . 19th & Agate Bednoscheks Grocery ............ 684 W. 19th. , Busy Corner 2207 Alder Billy's Groc. 7th & Pearl Blue Bird Packing .......... 629 Oak Campbell & Son ...... .... River Road Cottage Groc. . 1499 Vlllard F. B. Crone 585 W. 12th Deal's Serv. Store ............ 102 Van Buren Dickson's Market ............ Elmlra Junction Economy Groc. ............. 104 E. Broadway Elliott's Groc. 1298 Patterson Erickson's Mkt. ................. 657 Jefferson Eugene Cash Groc. .... .... 675 Willamette Fair's Groc. ... 198 W. 17th. Getting's Mkt. 356 E. 8th, Grant's Mkt. ............ Route 1, Eugene Granzer's Groc. .......... Broadway & Olive Gray's Groc. 1459 E. 13th Groceteria Broadway & Olive Guthrie's Groc 1201 W. 11th. Hahn Grocery 11th & Chambers Hilyard St Grocery 1698 Hilyard Hogan's Food Mkt 544 E. 13th Holeman's Grocery . ...... River Road Interstate Market 1698 E. 13th Irish & Swartz Shopping Center . 777 W. 8th Irish & Swartz 44 E. 7th Johnson's Grocery ........ 444 Lincoln Heating's Mkt. .... 13th & Willamette Kenny's Food Market ....... 1711 W. 11th Larson Groc. ................ ... 642 Polk Lawrence St. Groc, .............. 395 W. 11th Leavitt Grocery 698 W. 6th M. & K. Mkt 11th & Chambers Marketeria .................2390 Agate McQueary Grocery .............. 1123 Monroe Miller's Grocery 820 E. 15th Miller's Moss Street Groc, 1704 Moss Mitchell's Grocery 380 W. 13th Model Grocery . . 341 High Palace Market 536 E, 13th Perlich's Food Market ..... 1044 Wllamette Petersen's Grocery ............ 832 Blair Pik'N Pak . ..1893 W. 6th Pohll's Grocery 2590 Willamette Ralph & Stanley No. 1 .. 125 E. Broadway Ralph & Stanley No. 2 960 Charnelton River Road Market .. Knoop Lane-River Road Safeway Stores Inc. .. Broadway & Charnelton Safeway Stores Inc. .... 13th & Willamette Wm. Scott 295 W. 17th Shisler's Grocery 13th & High Solberg's Grocery . 1081 W. 6th Welly's Cash Grocery . Public Market Building J. II. Walsh 603 W. 19th COTTAGE GROVE Bill's Market Smith & Short Irish & Swartz Stillings Grocery Safeway DRAIN Cool's R & W Austin's Grocery Charles Madden DOT ft Ama t WHITE KING' GRANULATED SOAP i Or CALLA LEY BOX TOPS SPRINGFIELD Offley's Market Paramount Food Mkt Ruth tt Kens Sneed Grocery Taylor Earl Wilsons CROW Sturtevent Grocery Bill's Mkt. Clark's Grocery Edwards I. G. A. Hobb's Grocery Independent Meat Irish-Murphy SPRINGFIELD JUNCTION Dickson Store Safeway Super U. Market . m, JUNCTION CITY Hewitt's Grocery Safeway Pedersen Grocery Mlewy ' -RESWELU-Farmer'g Exchange Taylort Grocw ' ElMIHA ) Conlen Grocery , GILLESPIE CORNERS SchiUinger Grocery , NOT! H. G. Suttle ' SANTA CLARfl . ' Santa Clara Cash Growff ( LORANE Addison's Grocery W. Elliott Cash Mkt. D. R. Henderson VENETA Wm. Maddaugh MitcheB FIR GROVt Weddleis Fir Grove M OAKLAND McCurdy Grocery Allen's YONCALLA E. J. Stenseth
