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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1942)
THE REGISTER-GUARD, ECGENE, OREGON Pige Two V3v Two Full Floors of Countless Bargains for Everyone y - X FOLLOWING THE RUTHLESS PATTERN let in Europe, children of the Orient, too young to understand the terror which hei come upon them, are driven from their home land by the relenllen forces of war. Evacuated from Sumatra when the Jap invader ipread hi terror, these Javanese and Chinese youngster! pose willingly at the Fort Mel bourne, Australia, hospital, which has become their refuge. Canning Sugar Ration Liberalized WASHINGTON, May 21 i With greatly liberalized allotments of sufar for home carmine the government today encouraged housewives to can a maximum of the nation's fruit cropi but made sure the sugar In each Jar would be something less than normal. New regulations, iuued by the Office of Price Administration, stipulated that housewives might obtain one pound of sugar for every four quarts of fruit to be put up. This compares with average peacetime canning recipes, as esti mated by government experts, of one pound of sugar for every J'4 quarts of fruit. Only an honor system and the threat of grave penalties If caught preventa home canners from putting more! sugar into fewer cans of fruit j Upon making application to local ration boards for a purchase cerificate for canning sugar, con sumers must state how much fruit they canned last year. The time j and place to apply, along with announcement of the period for which sugar must be bought, will W IUIUUllt.Vf4 laid UJ 141 IWMi boards. WkaiyauBtufWdk WAR BONDS HEALTH LECTURE TOURS May 21, 7:30 P. M. Lecture, pictures on health and health hygiene habits. Minerals, vitamins, health foods. Refresh ment served. Everyone Invited. 426 West 10th Lorane Girl Wins National 4-H Award Harriet Phyllis Kempston of Lorane. Lane county, has been i announced as Oregon's first major ! winner for the year in the 4-H ! club field. News of her selection I was received Thursday at the i office of E. A. Danielson, asslst : ant county club agent, from the ; national committee on boys' and girls' club work. Miss Kempiten has placed in the blue award group in the western extension section in the farm accounting record contest. Her achievement entitles her to a trip to the 21st national 4-H contest this fall. Our army spells and pronounces It ponton, not "pontoon", as you do. Ponton bridges cost sll the wsy from 113.000 to $700,000. The smaller bridge using Individual metal pontons Is pictured here. The largest ponton bridge is 1.080 feet long and Is made of rubber instead of aluminum. Serves Old Chief WIST POINT. N. Y. im Dr. Abe Micktl, former Lousiana triple threat back under Biff Jones, was appointed Army team physician by Jones, now colonel and graduate manager of West Point athletics. One small bridge has e weight capacity of 25 tons, using about 2.000 individual metal pontons. The small est is used only to take troops over smaller streama. But whether our army uses the smaller or largest ponton, our engineers need plenty of them. If you and every American invests at least 10 percent of income In War Bonds every pay day we can supply our fighting forces with these essentials to a victorious war. r a es e. e.s I Dill SATlflbS: f PAUL D. GREEN'S Y 18th ANNIVERSARY SALE X SPORT SHIRTS . 99c (0 335 Biggest Selection in Eugene STORE FOR MEM SI I 837 & Willamette J By DANIEL GREEN Cee! Lbhiwelfjh! -Colorful! Playshoes so smart and comfortable we ll waser you'll be wearing them w.'.h your sro:!sclothes, too. They're Daniel Green OUTDORAELES: available from 4 to 10 in widths from AAA to B DESIGNED TO MArCE YOUR TEXT LOOK SHORT. IN WHITE OR BEIGE. $5.95 COOL ?A!L CLOTH IN WHITE CR BEIGE $4.95 1 . v-l AS SOFT AS GLOVE LEATHER AVAILABLE IN WHITE. GREEN OR RED $5.95 Charge Accounts Invited 1060 Willamette Baker Names KOG County Workers A Lane county committee of 24 sportsmen and uutdoorsmen were named this week to form the work ing leaders of a county-wide Keep Oregon Green organization by Carl R. Baker, county chairman of the association. Chairman Baker has named a man to organize every community in the county for this vitally im portant fire prevention campaign. "The objectives of the Keep Ore gon Green association are few, but important," Baker continued. "Our principal purpose is to educate the people of Oregon to the dangers from Ire to our forests and fields.'' The 24-man committee nsmed by Cheirman Baker follows: Wil lis Brewster. McKenzie Bridge; Prince Helfnch, Vida; Weldon C. Keller, Vida; Leroy Payne, Lea burg; Delbert Safley. Cottage Grove; Walter Drury, Coburg; Al Fries, Junction City; Paul Baker, Franklin; J. c. Ponsler, Florence; Freem Stratton. Indianola, Swiss home; Judge Good. Mapleton; Tom Fair, Crone; Frank A. Graham, Jasper; William Kissenger. Oak ridge; George Durong, Wendling; Tack Larwood. Westfir; Jack Denny. Creswell; W. E. Slayter, Blachly; Nels Hult, Horton; Paul Trojel, Springfield; Ado'.ph Sprecke'.s. Lorane. Floyd Jones. Mosby Creek; Arthur Sallce. Cot tag, Grove; and William Mad daugh, Veneta. Dr. Means To Show Pictures, Give Talk On Malay Jungles The mysterious Malay jungle and the primitive Sakais who live there are to be presented to Eu gene Triday evening at the Metho dist church, when Dr. Paul B. Means will show mov.es of that little-known region. Dr. Means made frequent trips to the jungle from 1930 until 1939. and the movies were taken during his last trip, in April 1939. By special request Dr. Means and his family will Rgam appear in Malay costume. The program will begin at 7 30, and the rub'.lc is invited. SHOES REPAIRED To Look Like New Our quality ir.a:er:a'.s and expert workmanship make repaired shoes look new, not patched up. 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