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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1942)
r jo Dancer ! 41 Holland it,;. ' t : if..r snow F 'i!'' h.r Tsrascos. "i rfVn dances before interested audiences and aten and n rhi ; . ... dancing patrons. Mexicans songs cimty. ' llirlfl )aiffar TftlH sunt in Spanish and many special- ln makinC their good-neighbor JIUUIICI ty dances are presented in the ,Z". I nu the tno .uted manner and ?,e of old Mexico j with a complete wardrobe im.tat- 1 ctiMom of smsTg ,nd "danon, ing the style of the old Spanish i wl,h n excellent imitation of customs. j mo"'"n American Jive thrown in The act came direct from' p.J ' THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON Page seven Treasurer Write-in Mexico City where it was pre- j landaire tno will' furnish the ml sented before large ana interested ' s,c for dancing patrons from nine audiences in all of the big the- I nuking P.el-nl States. tt& and songs I . -!tS - ociock until one with remoenon handlini all vocals. Ma rue of the Cyclists Plan Another Excursion On Sunday The Pacific Northwest Cvclmg association of Eugene, a newly organized group of bicycle en thusiasts. will hold its second weekly Sunday trip Mav 2i The group will start from in front of the Register-Guard building, at 3 p. m. Last Sunday, the group, car rying picnic lunches, rode to the Coburg bridge. They elected the following of fleers for the fiscal year: Winthrop Ware, president; Ken Hanson, vice-president: N e i 1 i e Moore, secretary-treasurer; David Moore, road captain: Bas Wil liams, assistant road captain. The next business meeting of the as. snciation will he held June S at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken nanson, 1J5 Fifteenth east. Judd Stauffer received the high est total of write-in voles on the democratic ballot for county treas urer in last week's primary elec i lion. j i It is up to Mr. Stauffer to an nounce whether or not he will accept tne nomination. He has been active in the democratic 1 politics for some time. He could ' not be reached for a statement j Thuiday afternoon. I Grace Schiska, republican nom inee who had no opposition on the republican ballot, also receiv ed many democratic write-in voles, her total being. 61. Guy Kibbee Fishes On McKenzie River Guy Kibbee of the movies, who has been at Haw-thom House on the McKeruie river for several days enjoying a fishing excursion, left Wednesday, the management of the resort re ported Thursday. The jovial Mr. Kibbee. often a fisherman in Oregon, had excep tionally good luck on this trip. avenue Fall Creek Church To Be Dedicated The Church of Christ at Fall Creek will be formally dedicated ; next Sunday, May 24, the service i beginnine at 2:30 D. m. The dedi- I I he official counting board was, catory nermon will be preached just starting to chectt over the by Dr. S. Earl Childers, pastor of . democratic write-in votes Thurs- the First Christian church of F.u day afternoon. In the election, gene. An all community dinner only two of the offices on the is scheduled for 1 p. m. following1 democratic ballot had names th morning sen ice. Donald listed, much of the voting being urke. Ptor of the church, will write-ins. be in charge of all services. I ) The work at Fall Crek began with a Sunday school organized j about two years ago in the schoolhouse. Kenneth Johnston was the first pastor. Later the schoolhouse was pur- chased from the school district, i since a new and larger school I building program had been launched by the community. Fred and Elizabeth Y. Warner. THEATER WORLD By ADRIAN MARTIN m'EIMJADBBeer I Vff ?r123S"aw UTI "" ramn aft """""""" Nominations In Lions Club Listed Nominations for new were reported at the meeting of the Eugene Lions club, Wednes day. Elections will be held May 27. Nominated for president are Pency W. Brown and Roy E. Morse. Other nominations fol low: Vice-president, Carl R. Baker and Roy Gustafson; second vice-presidetV. Eary Byrom and Jack London: third vice-president. Merle D. Chase and Glendon Dot son: secretary-treasurer. Willis Finley. Sam Bronaugh, and Chas. L. Sigloh: tail twister, A. L. Hawn and Russell D. Evans: lion tamer, Roy Gustafson and Frank Sher man: directors, G. G. Bushman. Dr. Charles D. Donahue. G. H. Good, Harry Gordon, and L. L. Ray, three to be elected. WFB RIXING WASHINGTON. May 21. 4i The war production board de cided today that any woman- standing 5 feet 8j inches or more in her stocking feet was of "un usual height and therefore ex empt from skirt and coat length limitations."' Judges' robes were I another exception. Joel McCrea as Sullivan in his "Travels'' (at the Mac now) is tired of directing such comedy hits as "Hey. Hey In the Hayloft." "So Panus of 19.m- He want, to do .li!?3'.. ,he 1"nd something with social standing that it should be used a grapes-of-wrath type of show fof w( n.icefc TKe ,'.0hu Bro,Ule,r- V Art i The schoolhouse has been re- officers j ... .. .P . .. ,.. modeled, pews have been pur- ' r. ducers who ask him whether he . -...-h ,,. , knows anything about life on the and ,he DuiWing pajnted nd' other side of the tracks. He doesn t, ! transformed into a fine church but he wants to learn; and his , buildin. The tuihlio u invito tn j learning constitutes the rest of the attend all dedicatory and regular Pipe Laid For New School At Airport The Fugen water board Is con tinuing the extension of it "trm--porary' pipe line to the old air port, to supply the new mechanics training school with a more adc-; quale supply of water, J. W. Mc-; Arthur, superintendent, said Wed nesday. No approval has yet been given on a priority request for a perman ent, six or eight inch line, Mr. Mc. Arthur said, but in view of the urgency of the need for fire pro tection as well as drinking water at the school, the water board is installing used 4-inch pipe. The water board, pointing out the mili tary nature of the airport school project, applied a month bro for the priority on pipe, but so far has not obtained it. j However, the board did obtain priority on an application for a third wire to add to the power supply at the school. This ar rived Monday, Mr. McArthur said. Meanwhile, the board is still waiting for a priority rating on a bulldozer and conveyor to make possible a larger supply of hog fuel for the steam stand-by plant in the power generating system. The Bonneville administration has indicated that It would like to buy additional power in Septem ber and October to fill its needs temporarily until additional gen erators are installed at Grand Coulee. Vn1s the water board is granted this priority to make pos sible a larger suppy of fuel, it will be difficult for the Eugene system to make enough power to Chrry out the request. McArthur said. ! More Campaign ; Expenses Filed CHAIRS CLEAVED Kl.ECIKlC CLtANtRS SALEM. Mny :i "P-1 S. Senator Ch;u!cs L. M.'Naty, who won repuhlu-an rrnomin.it'n'i over Arthur M. CJcary of IVirtUnd by almost a 5 to 1 margin. rej'KM led to the state department tixi.iy th.it he didn't spend a single cent in his campaign. MfNaiy spent the entire cam paign m WahinK!on. too buy with his con grcssion.il duties to come home. Other expense statements f.Ied today: Kd. G. IWhnke. Eugene repub lican, c.imi:d:.!o fur mn cress in the fourth district. $S.'iO 7tf. The Hoehnke for 1'ongrcs committee. story, In one of the later scenes of the show, he is imprisoned in a convict camp. There he learns the only pleasure the men have is at the disposal of a neighboring negro church. The colored pastor is kind enough to invite them along with his own congregation to see a Disney "Pluto" cartoon. When the picture flashes on the screen, their grim faces brighten, and their whole bodies rock with very welcome mirth as Pluto acci dentally snares himself in a win dow blind. Joining in the laugh ter, Sullivan resolves never leave comedy which means so much to these suffering men and everything like them in this "cock eyed caravan. Preston St urges has given a new sen ices. Baseball Art School Exhibit Planned For May 23 Startind Saturday. May S3, the rnnual exhibit of student work at the University of Oregon school of architecture and allied arts will be open to the public. Representa tive of all departments in the t0 fchool. the display will include examples of projects completed in drawing end painting, sculpture, architectural design, interior de sign, landscape architecture, gen eral art, and art education. Work will be shown In the newly-decorated little art gallery, also in various studios throughout the art building. The exhibit will be open for at least two weeks of the summer session at the univer sity and possibly longer. AMERICAN rhlla. 0.10 541 OOt 1 1 IT Detroit ...101 001 000 S (I I Marrhildon & Wagner: Trout. Puchs (4), Msnders (6) Teh betts. Parsons. McCosby HR DET 1st; Blair HR THA Sth. twist to entertainment. When show begins as a comedy, it usu ally ends as a comedy. Any seri ous mood, incidentally inserted into this type of movie, is resented because it is out of place. The first part of "Sullivan's Travels' has a definite point, but the treat ment is slapstick, farcical, and sa-, J,eta Sigma Phi tirical. The music suddenly indJ-: . . cates the change of mood which' Pledges Twelve in the latter part of the film is serious though never grim. Sturges Twelve girls at the University has written and directed a show , of Oregon were pledged to Theta that never for one minute forgets , Sigma Phi. national women's Jour basic entertainment values. This ralism honorary, Monday, May 18. Hollywood tendency to allow the They were: director to write his own show is ' Janet Wagstaff, Ann Reynolds, a good one; he has already done it Marjorie Curtis, and Barbara in three previous cases, "The Great Lamb. Portland; Marjorie Major, McGinty," "Christmas in July,'' ' Mary Wolf, and Margie Robinson, and "The Lady Eve.'' Gregory La Kugene: Joanne Nichols. Vernonia; NATIONAL: Cincinnati 010 000 100 2 0 Philadel. .000 002 Olx 3 7 0 Derringer and LaManno; John son and Livingrton. Joost HR cin 7th. Chicago at New York, post- I poned. I St. Louis at Brooklyn, post i poned. Pittsburgh at Boston, postponed. , received a small cut on his heai1 His injuries were not considered serious. The Kibby car was trav eling east on Eourth avenue, and the Pierson machine south on Jefferson. 5i Your EYES : ect Your Personality! Cava and Orson Welles are other directors who are allowed to do the same thing which encourages originality, a unity of treatment, and a refreshing cleverness. Veronica Lake is really cute as Sullivan's diminutive partner in his travels. With her long tresses concealed in a tramp's hat. she looks like a little boy. The co-feature "Confirm Or Den'' gives Don Ameche a swell chance to do a high-pressure job s an American newspaperman in London during the bomb-shorked I fall of 1940. Opposite Joan Ben- Ruth Jordan. Enterprise; Ellen Ogawa. Baker: Rylla Hattan, Clatskanle: and Carol Greening, San Francisco. Initiation will take place Friday afternoon. May 22. Boy Receives Head Injury In Collision SUN GLASS Headquarters fe" from complete rni of the n.M'. r Sun Glassei 'POLAROID 'CALOBAR 'RAY BAN r.4 fcT- Convenient Standard Way intensity that must be felt by those who undergo one devastating bom- Studenta will be able to see Clear, iparlcllng eyes fre from y-train rfy you a "Reap The Wild Wind'' at the Mc- -highUqht your .ntir. penality. shov(.d lhfjd; Bptnn Mlurd; See the capable, registered optonv it has been heralded a a cinema When cars driven by James W. Kibby, 217 Eleventh avenue east, and Frank Pierson. 261 Jefferson, collided at the intersection of Fourth and Jefferson atrtjt nett who plays an attractive tele- ! Wednesday, Mr. Pierson's small type operator, he projects all the son was thrown from the car, and picture making, DeMllle will re main the top-master of entertainment. frosh outlook on Uf 6 SAFE be SURE! -.-!-. t i i-. lH MflWI You'll ' great historical .ifnlflranee. suw am ur u canipimv r .. 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