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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1941)
of 1 1 it l i ii if if I ii ' VI .Page Six. THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON A"iflatij, ..... .j-,.... ASSOCIATED PRESS Picture News " IN THE CRANARY OF THE NORTHWES T Beyond this horse-and-mule-drawn combine harrestbt WuIIbJ ilC a gUlUCU WUCaii BUSHia BVIUV V NIB "0O vvwm v iviiihi aVBf vu wonu V UUM( Q - SPECIES: BASEBALL F A N It takes more than heae to defeat a baseball fan like Dr. B. Wichlenski who stripped to the waist and ducked under a paper hat during a Brooklyn-Chicago baseball fame won by Dodgers, 10-2. FAMILY PORTRAIT Behind the beard is Lou Nova, who's training at Nicatous Lake, Me., for September bout with Champion Joe Louis. On hand to watch the training grind are Mrs. Nova and their daughter, Hertha Louise. y. Mea SENATOR Succeeding the late Alva M. Lumpkin, Roger C. Peace (above), publisher in Greenville, S. C, Is the new South Carolina senator, ap pointed by the governor. Lump kin died after serving briefly as successor to Joseph F. Byrnes.., TTIa WORK HATS MAKE W OR K-Stacks of the army's flopplly Informs! work Hits armload for Molly Tompkins at M. glosne plant In St. Paul, where 160,000 caps in Mil a KISS FOR W I N N E R Driver Lee Smith rewards Bill Gallon, three-year-old trotter who lost first heat, then won second and third to take $38,000 Hambletonlan at Goshen, N. Y., earning $20,36$ for Owner R. H. Johnston of Charlotte, N. C. THEIR 'NIBS' Playground "hobo" king and queen at Kansas City were Claude Edsar. 8, and Donna Jean Eastham. 8. NEWS SOURCE-Brlg. Gen. Alexander D. Surles, new chief of war department's bureau of public relations, wore this lank crash helmet during his stay at Fort Knox. 3 ' ' W ..y, Mdm S E C Newest appointee to .the Securities and Exchange Com mission is Edmund Burke of New York City (above), former director of the reorganization' division of' the commission ' CAY PLUMAC E For cocktail houmR (k. ,gd hlu velvet wilhttulfn,"M tV.. pun i, 1. 1 ..... .1. i..?u. ,m.... . W . ... j j y.t-y iMM.y..v''.-W ,1 . i. rv-i W -.4' tv-. MATTER OF WEAR AND TEAR While American women are stampeding stores to " buy silk stockings, the agriculture department's experimental hosiery mill at Beltsvllle, Md Is testing 2 cotton and lisle bos that may have later use In this time of grave emergency. Gypsy Fraakcaberg.lt ' teUteiJiceLwcar jm.cottoa hoici.tlie roUtrs.rnb the netli. ' i!-"- " . V I - - i II 1 1L S 4tr iV-r : - A't irniru AKin iamb climb from cSur to E.ri. WekV(rUM vvhTsVenT yoSllS.'L burling lesson are. left to right! Belief Pitcher Tom Ferric": bSS HrlK r?i3B?rt?a22 222 Blrmtartam,;AjfcLPhU.MwchUdo, tbe Pew spry, at i !M..yJSffiiS canove), former slave, a aoo hll nai"' row tobacco near Vldalla, Ga rl"'? J bjr" ence Md mlndlnf Hi w ,