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THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON.
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Huntington
Heads GOP;
Crifes, Demos
(COXTTNVED FROM PACE 1)
STeasional committeeman;: Mrf.
Candis Fotr. Lorane, conares
ionl committeewoman; W. G.
Klussman of Irvine;, Mri. Evelyn
Hirr.ber, Eugene; Mr. Fly O. Mc
Laughlin, Cottage Grove; Fred L.
Beard, Eugene, and J. A- McLean,
Eugene, all on the nominating com
mittee. The new chairman, Mr.
Crites. hai been democratic atate
committeeman from Lane county
nd haa held other central com
mittee offlcei. He succeeds N. E.
Glass of Eujcne.
Republican List
The GOP centra! committee, offi
cers for the new term follow: C. A.
Huntington, chairman; Mrs. Mar
ion Maxey of Springfield, vice
chairman; Robert M. Fischer. Jr.,
Eugene, secretary; Carl R. Baker,
Eugene, treasurer; Kenneth Niel
sen, Crow Stage, state committee
man; Mrs. Ada Cox, Florence, state
committeewoman; Herbert W.
Lombard, Cottage Grove, congres
sional committeeman: Mrs. Clara
Curry, Eugene, congressional com
mitteewoman; Mrs. Lois Leonard,
Cottage Grove; Frank Sherman,
South Davis precinct; Miss Patricia
Sylvers, Eugene; Ernest Kennedy,
Junction City, and George McRey
nolds, Cottage Grove, all on the
nominating committee.
Both committees passed motions
empowering the officers or execu
tive group to fill such vacancies
as occur In the precincts.
Talk Given
At the republican meeting, Hunt
ington told the group a real Job
was ahead and not to regard any
candidate aa a cinch to be elected.
He urged greater effort on the part
of precinct committeemen and
committeewomen during the cam
paign. James A. Rodman, Earl Hill,
Dr. M. C- Harris, and F. G. Stick
els, the latter two both past county
chairmen, all gave pep talks.
At the democratic meeting, a
resolution was passed supporting
all democratic candidates in the
coming election and urging demo,
crata to get out and vote for their
party candidates. In the county
election, the democrat now have
a full ticket, several write-in can
didates having accepted the nom
ination. Including Judd Stauffer,
who la running for county treas
urer; Ethan L. Newman, who Is
running for atate senator from
Lane county; and Mrs. Hester
Reed, who is running for state
representative from Lane county.
Say A. Mclnnis being the other
democrat for representative. Talka
at the Saturday meeting were giv
es by Edward C. Kelly, democratic
candidate for the new fourth con
gressional district; Fred Flsk, and
others.
Germans Advance
In Kharkov Fighting
MOSCOW, Sunday, June 21
WO The Germans continued last
night to batter Sevastopol with
some 130,000 men and hundreds
of planes and tanks and at the
same time registered a new ad
vance In a revival of fighting on
the Kharkov front, the Russions
announced early today.
"Our heroic defenders are re
pulsing the enemy attacka day
and night," the midnight com
munique said of the battle for
Sevastopil. which has reached a
peak of violence with the Ger
mane making a mighty effort to
break Into the Black sea naval
base.
With the Nails recklessly charg
ing the north and south sides of
the fortress, the soviet nmunl
qua reported one defending bat
tery wiped out an entire enemy
Infantry battalion.
Mock Air Raid
Scheduled Monday
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BIG NEWS OF THE SUMMER for the Boy Scouts of the Eugene area is the opening of
the annual encampment at Camp Lucky Boy. Scout leaders announced Saturday that the
first period would begin July 5. Here are shown several Eugene scouts on a hike from camp
headquarters last year.
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HE MADE A SAFE LANDING This R. A. F. pilot in
Libya brought his damaged Curtis Tomahawk fighter plane
down safely although the rudder and elevator were almost
shot away, as shown, in action over Sidi Rezech. The plane
was damaged by a high explosive shell.
Boy Scouts'
Camp Will
Open July 5 j
The annual encampment of Lane
county Boy Scouts at Camp Lucky
Boy In the Blue River district will
open this year July 5, it was an
nounced by local icout leaders
Saturday. !
The first period will extend from
July g through July 18, and the,
second will be from July IS ,
through July 28. j
Hiking will be one of the prin
cipal features of this year's camp '
program. Trips are scheduled to
Carpenter mountain, Tid-Bits, Ele- j
phant Rock, Tenas lake, Huckle- i
berry mountain, Lava Lake, the;
Middle Sister, Scott lake and many
other short hikes up and down
Blue river.
Scout are being urged to reg
ister now, at the Boy Scout office
in the First National bank build
ing, for the summer tripss.
Scouts will be asked to equip
themselves with blankets or sleep- :
ing bag, hiking boots or shoes, '
tennis shoes, underwear, sox, !
handkerchiefs, pajamas, overalls
or slacks, scout uniform, towels, '
bathing suit, toilet articles sewing
kits for mending, scout handbook,
flashlight and any other equip
ment, including first . aid kit or
camera.
held in May. At that time, many
weaknesses were found, and ef
fort In the meantime have been
made to correct these deficiencies.
Commander Sliumaker and his
official rtaff have issued specific
instructions to all units of the
corps as to their procedure during
the trials.
The "test incidents" are a grim
business, and not a play session,
It was announced in connection
with a request that persons not
connected with the groups on duty
keep out of the way and enter Into
the spirit of the trials cooperatively.
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OWAC To Buy Kits
With Rubber Funds
People who have no way to
trancrmrt thir ipnn mhlup a
service stations or other rubber
Eugene unit of the Oregon Wo
men s AmDuiance uorps, which is
volunteering its service in the
ruhher rn1lef.tlnn Hriv Mamhw.
of the corps will pick up the rub-
Der or metais. i ne group is bol
stering Its treasury to buy first
aid kits and help equip ambu
lances. Members of the committee
in cnarge ot the metal and rubber
drive of th mrm Pi-iris.. li.
played a 1000-pound load of rub-
oer uonaiea oy me snaeiers Tire
company. Other firms have don
ated many hundred pounds to the
ambulance group.
The members, and their tele
phone numbers: Tech Serg. M. L.
Lowery, 1634; Serg. I. M. Striker,
235S-W; Serg. Esther Dunlap,
113S-J; PFC Catherine B. Betty.
2020.
TAKES TO THE AIR Betty Shrpard, "Miss Georgia" in
a beauty contest last year, studies flying, wants to ferry
bombers.
EAGLES El r.CT
LA GRANDE, Ore., June 10
ft)R The 2Tih annual convention
of the fraternal order of Eagles
Closed here today with election of
most officers hy acclamation. In
one of the few contests, John Ben
nett, Eugene, was named vice-president.
SPECIAL
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DINNER
65c
Served Every Sunday
12 00 Noon Till 8 00 P. M.
Eugene Hotel
Broadway A Pearl Ph. 2004
Two Car Accidents
Reported By Police
Saturday'e police records con
tained reports of two car acci
dents. In one, cars driven by E. A.
Henien, 1000 River Road, and Rob
ert V. Rodgers, route 1. Eugene,
collided at the corner of Fifth
avenue and Chamelton street at
4 OS p. m. June IB. Both machines
were damaged, but no one was
injured.
In the other, Kathleen Moore of
17! East Broadway and T- E.
Crook, 12T8 Eighth avenue west,
were drivers of cars Involved in a
collision at Eighth and Washing
ton. Mr. Crook received head in
juries, which necessitated his re
moval to the hospital
I Navy Relief Drive
Collects Pennies
The Navy Relief society was
busy Saturday with the aid of
Georw Renstrom and Jack Lon
don, gathering funds anything
from a penny In $100 for the as
sistance of families of navy men.
Two young women In special roe
tumcs were soliciting money In
downtown stores and on the
streets, in exchange for the spe
cial Navy Relief society emblems.
U. S. Epperson was in charge
of the emblem sales m the Vaughn
district
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CONN READY FOR LOUS?
PITTSBURGH. June !0.
Home on furlough after several
weeks In an army hospital. Pri
vate Billy Conn said today the
left hand he broke on hn pa-in-law-s
head la completely mended !
and "in six weeks 1 11 be ready to
fight anybody, Jo Louis Includ-
UNIVERSITY
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Bookkeetilne Shorthand
Ijplng
8 Willamette Ph. t?l-M
The average price of gasoline
in 50 representative V S. cities'
on May 1 rose about one-tenth of
a cent from the April 1st price.
VACATION'S GIVEN IT
PORTLAND. June 30 Co
lumbia Basin Sawmills association,
an employer group, today praised
850 A"L and CIO employes here
and at Wauna, Pre . who have
given up their vacations to alle
viate lumberings acuta labor
shortage,
LOANS
WANTED
Construction Leans
Remodeling Loans
rnrchas Loans
Eugene's
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS A LOAN SN
til Miner Bid. fauna i:n
STARTS MONDAY . . .
July White Sales
A REMARKABLE VALUE IN
FEATHER FILLED
, SATIN COVERED
COMFORTERS
1495
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Colebrcrled "Restwell-Puff' comforts by Burton that
you'll be proud to display on your bed or for the
guest room. Coverings are of genuine celanese satins
of rich lustrous finish Each comforter generously filled
with 4 pounds of "Izolin Feathers" select breast
feathers that are fluffy, light and comfortable. Size Is
72x84 inches.
FEATHER
BED PILLOWS
2 - 595
Pillow filled with 25 curled white hen feathers ani
75 curled white duck feathers. We have a large
stock of these soft, extra comfortable pillows for you
to choose from ... in blue or pink . . . bowknot tickinoj
with corded edges. Zip pillow protectors, in white,
pink or blue ... at 1.25.
COLORS:
BURGUNDY
MONTE BLUE
GEORGIAN RUST
ROSE TRIANON
VENETIAN GOLD
GOOSEBERRY GE3
Buy On Our Lay-Away Plan:
Pay 1-3 down and the balance ot only US
a weekl
MARTEX TOWELS
Regular 59e
Size 22x44
49c
A durable Turkish towel in all whi'e or to wM
blue or peach border. Buy ct this very speCd Ju-T
White Sale price.
MARTEX TOWELS
PRINTED LUNCH CLOTHS
Print er floral design . . . printed in
bright gay colors on fine white cotton.
Borders of red, grey or blue. Size lift
52x52. Regular 1.49, now only leivJ
Regular 1.00
Six 22x45
89c
This fs the Martex Regal Turkish tcwei which eer.
solid colors ... that match any befceca. A
quality texture . . . very specially price-
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CABIN-CRAFT BEDSPREADS
of FEATHERTUFT CHENILLE
Make ycur b-;em really shine-put a bright new Cabin Craft N'eedletuR
. spread en the bed. Cur big assortment of summer styles Is lust in . . . derer.s
. ct ceccrators designs ... a whole garden of colors ... so many you're cer
tain to find the perfect spread for your room. All washable, cole-fast, pr
shruru.
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(A) All over chenille spread in solid shades of dustrese,
green, white, blue and Fach. Ideal for the room that
r.eeas but cr.e color.
(B) Candlewick bedspread ef white background with white
and co.orei medallion in center. Pcstel shades.
(C) Solid eelcrs with narrow, closely placed rows, of feather
tuft chenille. Two-t?ne cable chain scrolls.
595
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