Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, November 13, 1941, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextW. VV:arilIiJf.19e''kA. YllABH ; .... ts. -.- I THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON , tp Thirteen; PT 0V J3. lUfJ iHGl?. ihrough a social ''SS n Ration. in form of con-tbracing SlPirelJstate 'PkWbeen used as a to S Japanese ?SJmSta with state fKd economic ac- '2? VtE M?.rJ ith the try- FSopment into a cor Kbits' '.S;iSn cut off, with Scy the world's Sff.jtanclal powers, the stats and Britain, and 2 tade "practically at a TShe is attempting to "i S-iufficiency which ible h to go on alone. Bureiocracy "!" J!S S in size and power as Sore of the nation's ac rVre squeezed under tight C ontrol. While the Tfte top may be favorably fcdtowara uic uu" " & to seffle the vexing hs between me im n Evidenced by the Kurusu L ik bureaucrats are j nationalistic and by the frtight of numbers are giv Ijoremment an anti-foreign hm becomes Involved In kith either Russia or the States of course all these I will be emphasized and ac- fcies from Japan tell of fri activities which are fcted as nirtner eviaences Ms move toward seu-sui- GERMANS AIM FOR SEVASTOPOL; ADMIT GOING TOUGH Berlin admitted their troops were having a tough time as German dive-bombers and artillery began attempts to crack the "fortress area" of Sevastopol (1), for German forces (arrows), which are at tempting to move toward the Caucasus. Meanwhile reports of fresh German military pre parations in Bulgaria (2) were heard in Ankara (3), where reports also said Britain was building her military power in Iran, bordering the Russian Caucasus (4), and in Iraq with war material coming up from the Persian gulf (5). Shaded area shows German-occupied area in Russia. ow UttyoU I Wtoprf"! to i 25 ?40 ficiency. Restrictions upon for eigners are becoming greater and greater; they are subjected to more and more red tape and in any! contacts with the bureau cracy are made to feel that Japan would prefer to have them leave the country. . ' ...,. The new premier, Gen. HideW Tojo, was chief of. staff of the Kwantung army in Manchukuo and in that capacity was inti mately connected with" events which resulted in eventual with drawal of the Standard Oil com pany, the National City bank and other American firms, from busi ness there. Planned Economy The new minister of commerce and industry, Sinsuke Kishi, helped the Kwantung army in Manchukuo develop a planned economy similar to the one now being adopted in Japan. retary, was head of the general' itmgrtmmt rtf thA Man- chukuo government until he came to ToKyo to Decome a memuct ul the Konoye camnet oi man. mi ita.il a (lio fiahinof In ane new ucou ' ' si , formation bureau, Masayuki Tanl, WHS uuuuBCllvi - 1 embassy in Manchukuo before- being assigned as minister ro China In 1938. The new vice min ister of foreign affairs, Haruki Nishi, Is an expert on Russia with knowledge oi mancnuKuo prac tices. . The Japanese army to Man- 4Vinf stafA wan set HIUAUV, ui"" - . UP aS ICBU1, Vi.w.w Manchuria in 13Z, aeveiopea a corporate statesnip in wmui we MnA nnt nnlv thA HTJUjr Luiiiiniii. social life of the inhabitants but also the financial ana industrial operations entered into by Japa nese capitalists. Slovakia Uses Nazi Jewish Curbs Y5 B-TOVT)T' V TWiST United Press Staff Correspondent BRATISLAVA, UB In solv ing the Jewish problem, Slovakia is closely loiiowing azi uk many's example. deliberation and experimentation jjr. josei nso, pr it w fi wiuw" ... . . M n,Ml.l,. or the protectorate oi oiyiu, has abandoned his former pro gram of half-way measures and v.. inirnVAil d series of laws vMomMtnff the Nurem- vrt - .nj a numerous ad UCl fS HUB Q11U ministratlve measures wnicn give vm flhnrner teeta TO uus ww throughout greater Germany. t t if. tm Viimurcr model. TI o code divides the Jews into .i11VlAf nH mivH -blood. AC Mvwifnrt n fVi wumhr of Jewish vutuuiA w WAV -- - grandparents. Marriage la , for bidden between nan, uiro-M""'-tnr nr full-Mood Jews and non- All official posiuons are ciosea to Jews, and likewise the general nrartlrA nf mertlclfine.- nnarmewjr, law anrl veterinary surgery. On railway trains tney can travel only in third-class coaches .j ,HHnf i,a Alther itleenerfl or dining-cars. They cannot possess radios, cameras, ueia glasses, uc arms or ashing licenses. . . r.nnnt ThHvA Anto No Jew Is permitted to drive an niitftwinhiiA mnmrfntrK nr motor cycle. They can employ as domes tic servants non-jewisn women past 45. nnt arntilre nMtp nrnnertv of anT kind; For houses or businesses now owned by Jews the govern ment can appoint administrative commissioners. Those who have acquired land ed property in the past through forced sales must return this property to the original owner against a refund of the sum paid for it The state further can liquidate at will or transfer any Jewish business to an Aryan person or corporation. To date almost 8,000 Jewish enterprises have been liq uidated. Towns To Be "Purged" They can be expelled from the whole or any part of any village, town or city and segregated in other centers or special sections thereof. In principle all commun ities with fewer than 5,000 inhab itants will be purged first. Jewish residents in larger . centers must vacate their dwellings in certain specified districts soon. ' All clubs or organizations of Jews are outlawed; the only or ganization to which they may be long is the Jew Central in Brat islava. They can neither conduct nor participate in any public meeting, nor can any product of a Jewish writer be published any where in Slovakia. Later a per iodical may be permitted to the Jew Central. Worship is permitted but only in buildings whose outside ap pearance in no way reveals the nature of the building. Schools Are Restricted Ritualistic slaughtering of ani mals has been abolished. Educa tional facilities have been reduced to a grade school standard and a Stewart Warner The "Refrigerator of Tomorrow" Freeslng Chest Sterile Light SIGWARrS Quality-Value-Service Dancer Loggers PRESSMAN'S 783 WUUmctt few special classes. They must at tend separate schools. From their bank accounts Jews can withdraw weekly a maximum of 500 kronen, (approximately $20). Recently the state imposed a 20 per cent levy on Jewish prop erty which is valued at an esti mated 3,000,000,000 crowns more than half of the value of Slova' kia's total property and a 40 per cent levy on bank deposits. Gradually a large percentage of able-bodied Jews will be placed in work camps and many others assigned to living quarters in un used military barracks built by Czechoslovakia after the World war. Most of the measures became effectitve Sept. 12. Some have been in force for several months. For the remainder, the period of grace expires in October through December. Special , labels similar to . the ob ligatory yellow and black "David's Star" with the superscripture "Jude" worn by Jews in Ger many are expected to be worn by Slovakian Jews before Christmas. BARKING BIRD ' The island of New Caledonia boasts of a peculiar large bird which barks like a dog. The spe cies is found nowhere else in the world. GENERAL rfSti). ELECTRIC lO; R Ynnr Eyes and Ears R A A Happy Duo A D With General Electrto D I In 1942-oh! I O LIGHTNING'S O S 1151 Willamette S Buckley's Famous Cough Mixture Takes The Country By Storm Nothlna Like Buckley's Canadiol for Common Coughs Bronchial Coughs and Bronchial Irritations Spend 45 cents today at any good drug Btorw lor a bottle of Buckley's cana- DIOL Mixture (triple acting), by far the largest selling cough medicine for cougtis Que to coias or nrmvxuui uriw tirmn in all wintrv Canada. Take a couple of doses feel Its Quick, power ful, effective action rfbread thru throat head and bronchial tubes. It acts quick lv ertjirt avt once to lcosten up thick. choking phlegm, soothe raw membranes make breaming easier, una or two sips and often worst coughing spasm Buckley's CANADIOL Mixture now on sale ana maae in America aces iixe i flash on coughs due to colds or bron chial irritations. Get Buckley's CANA DIOL Mixture today at Carroll Drug Co., or any good drug store. Over 10 million bottles sold.. BUCKLEY'S CANADIOL MIXTURE W?k If Overcoat lime is WINTER SET weather "I used to laugh at winter In my tununer underwear (cough, cough!). It laughed right back . , . made me feel like a cold storage cucumber. Then my wife bought me some comfortable ' Hanes Winter Sets." These popular garments are middleweight. You're warm enough outdoors without feeling stuffy indoors. The Hanesknit Crotch-Quard provides gentle athletic support. All-round elasticwaistband-Nobothenome buttons. You're really unaware of underwear. hanes Wintir Sits Choose the set you like. Wear a short- sleeve or sleevelets i i shirt with the roid- CrotchOusrd Drawers. AlUcottoo (combed) or cottoo-wool mixtures. 5RJP THX OAR MS NT BOYS' WINTIR SITS, 50c to 89c THE O ARMS NT HANES UNION-SUITS begin took for the ) HAMBSMDeU It assures you quality un derwear at moderate prices. They come In cotton and cottonwool mis tures. Ankle.lengtb legs. Long or short sleeves. Nothing to pinch or pull st arms or crotch. Buttons, ourtonholes. cuffs and seams all securely sewed for extra .wear. P. H. HANKS KNTTTINQ COMPANY rVinsfoA-Sasm, North Canlltm DROP IN AT ODE FRIENDLY STORE IOR .. HANES UNDERWEAR WILLIAMS STORES, INC. "Eugene's Fastest Growing Department Store" Our November COAT SALE Brings You the Biggest COAT VALUES In Town at FITTED ;AND STAGGER STYLES TYPES FOR SPORT ' - ' SMART DRESSY. MODELS " BLACK AND NEWEST FALL COLORS ' BOUCLES TWEEDS FUR FABRICS ; REVERSIBLES WITH HOODS , ' ' ' , .; PLAIDS SHETLANDS GABARDINES ' CORDUROYS SIZES 11 TO 19 AND 12 TO 44 . ' "i .njarf i ' ' ' . 3 EASY WAYS TO PAY! 30 Days Charge Account Lay-Away and Budget Plant. I J Inl That'll Thrill the Heart of Every Little Girl Who Sees Them! Featured in the Biggest Selection We've Ever Shown: $1.98 $3.98 $4.95 $1.98 O Dolls with Flirting Eyes that also go to sleep! 24 inches tall dressed in lovely organdie dress J y Q Q and bonnet, at ., . .70 10 Skating Doll dressed in cute skating suits and pair ofice QQ tO OQ skates... .....Z.yO andO.yO ' 0 Cute Baby Dolls completely dressed that cry andgo to sleep School Girl Dolls with braided hair. ....... Debutante Dolls with Real Hair dressed in formals like big sister at . Rubber Baby Dolls at 98c ' ' with Diaper Doll Sets at i Stuffed Animals Pandas, Bears, Dogs, Monkeys, Lambs from ............ 49c .o $3.49 Make Your Selections NOW While Assortments are Complete Use Our Convenient LAY-AWAY PLAN! Outfit Them Here for Winter! You'll find here everything they'll need for winter at prices thrifty mothers lovel For Girls and Boys and Wee Little Tots that cannot even toddle yetl Sizes 1 to 4.. $1.98 Children's Snow Suits with Cap Made of genuine IGLOO Snow Cloth a wind and water repellent fabric sturdy, warm and long wearing. c QC Colors brown, red, navy, wine. Sizes 1 to 6. Children's Legging Sets Made oi warm wool fleece materials in cute 3-piece styles. t QQ ffe QC II1MU HIW.WW Other'ityles at $3.49 Girls' Corduroy and Wool Flannel Jackets in a good assortment of styles and colors. (pr) QQ t1 QQ Sizes 2 to 14 iPA.aO S)0.30 Girls' Corduroy Skirts Colors Red, Royal, Green. Sizes 3 to 6. ......... .... . ' Sizes 7 to 14 $2.98 Girls' Parka Hoods New, clever styles warm CO QQ good looking. Assorted colors. ac OC Girls' Fluff Mittens Colors white, brown, red, green, CQ QQ- nowder, blue, yeUow 03C SOU Girls' Rabbit's Fur Mittens White only. . . .......... ..... Girls' Chenille Rouse Coats Colors Rose, Red, Blue, Green. Sizes 4 to 6x ....... ..... .... Sizes 8 to 18 $2.98 Two Tone $1.19 $1.98 . Boys' Wool Sweaters Coat and Slip-On Styles, and Solid colors. Sizes 28 to 36. ............. Foys' Flannel Pajamas 2-piece styles. Sizes 8 to 20 ................. ........ 98c te $1.69 Boys' Wash Pants Heavy winter weight new - 1 CO 41 QQ Herringbone weavo patterns. Sizes 6 to 18. ifU.Ua $1.90 WILLIAMS' STORES, INC. 101S WILLAMETTE TELEPHONE 85S