Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 10, 1942, Image 21

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Newspaper Page Texttir. December 10, 1942 THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON Page Twenty-One. In venue ureuiyaicis oenous problem For Now York City -t. 11 6V.tl. trefoil It NE . ..lit artt terror theaters, dantoUillU "ZZ and even school in t ".. nation's largest elf vtru ' ' , New V. City Licens Eier Paul Moss has Just Cp,Kieurtew for boy. and movie theaters because of Choodlumlstn and sex crimes oy ' Sbug gangsters. Teen We n? longer admitted to !!?York movie houses after a unless accompanied by Uniin bands of six 16 15, Mit.iulted hoofliums- nave tn lif miserable for l5S managers and ushers. They SSuie side entrances of overpower the usher tffc in the darkened Sin them "the? hurl bridk. amine iumi"'"e - --- with knives in revenge. k number of ushers have Been KW beaten by the voting Lumber Cutting Shows Increase SEATTLE, Dec. 10. () The West Coast Lumbermen's associa tion reported today that despite schools, a sweeping investigation has been touched off by charges of a teacher that in a junior high school W the Bronx, teachers are frequently slapped and sometimes beaten up by hoodlum pupils, the demand for the Investigation of the disciplinary system was heightened by the renml fatal shooting in Brooklyn junior high ! fd Production 1.6 per cent dur School 6f a mathematics teacher i ln tne month of November over by two former pupils. . the same mfinth in 1941. W Detroit, youths have been!., The weekly average produc terrorizing the theaters and the!tion for the west coast for the flance halls and some taverns, a I Perlod was 79.7 per cent of esti gang of more than 100 youths ln-Plated capacity or 154,450,000 yaaea a junior club in the swanky! "uora iei. The October produc suDurD or urosse Point and wrecked the club after terrorize ing members, . A similar mbb, traveling In more than 20 autos. attacked a large Detroit neighborhood thea- ter which had barred Jitterbugs, and wrecked it with a barrage of bottles arid large stones. An el derly Woman and a Child were in jured, ); . The same gang attacked a doz en barrooms and dance halls, smashing glass fronts and break ing Up several thousand dollars Worth 6f furnltufe. tion was 170,569,000 board feet a week. I Special Rate Set Fcr High water, log shortages and; 8,U1 ""'"H" . increasingly critical shortages of Messages I O ierVICemen to Bd Cross personnel, no rank or serial number is required. manpower, were listed as the lumberman's biggest headaches, and the report addef: "The pressure continues for un usually large amounts of special ized cutting Items and war re- a series of increasing problems ! (ult,'fnls' . Jhe ,lft!,lusy. ',1 th.-..mh. ...... t.,." straining to produce all the "aero," ,vuusa l(au 1 VUO" iontoon lumber, ship decking and Ralph Dean New Yuletide. greetings to members i. f. Agent here of American expeditionary forces i abroad will be available at a flat! rale between December 7 and 27, the Postal Telegraph company an nounced tills week. ' This service, the company said, was designed in cooperation wun leavy ship framing which are . military and naval authorities as still demanded by the government in tremehdous volume, it is be coming increasingly difficult to maintain - production because of growing man shortage in the woods and log shortage in the hills." extension of the recently inaugur. ated Epeditionary Force Message service. Messages must provide the re cipient's rank, full name, serial number and APO number In the address. In the case of messages , Ralph E. Dean is the new freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific in Eugene. He succeeds C. J. Crlttendon who has been promoted to be assistant su perintendent of agencies for the Paclfio system Of the S. P. with offices at $an Francisco. Mr. Dean comes to Eugene from Grants Pass where he has been the company's agent. P.-T. A. Eliminate January Meeting SPRINGFIELD A meeting of the Maple P-TA was held at the school house on Friday and it was voted by those present to ellmi nate the Japuary meeting and to have a bingo party in January instead, The date of the party will be announced later. , Lavelle Halderson talked to the group on her trip to the 4-H Club i camp at Corvallls last summer and the group voted mat it woum buy the candy for the school's Christmas party, . Rhode island, with 1110 miles1 SPRINGFIELD The Legion of highways, has the least road auxiliary will meet for a joint in mlleage of any state 6t the Union. I stallation with the Legion on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. A social meeting will follow. Because this it the last meeting before the first of the year all those who have not paid their dues are aBked to pay them as soon as possible so that they will not be in arrears. SPRINGFIELD The date of annual bazaar of the Methodist church has ben postpohed until further notice, '. There are 13,071 beauty parlors in the United States. DAVENPORTS CLEANED Electrlo Cleaners Ph. 100 . ... - r ' We have Tom and Jerry Batter. Dave's Fie Shopl331 Willamette. ARROW MESSENGER Ph. 610. Groundwork Laid 2 Years go For U.S. Move In Africa tdhn A. PARRlS l(Sfyriiht 1942 by United Press) tnroON iu-W A small group American state department mn, miei by fiobert S. Murphy, be M 'laying the groundwork for Ihc American occupation of french Africa a year before PeaH Blrbor add carried on to the zero W despite Axis antagonism and KM of "sppeasers!" from nomej Know can be revealed. Their Slory of diplomacy with the French, scheming against the Axis tad philosopic swallowing 6f cMt laa from America i$ a fatcinat. kona , ' Men credit is handed out for lii success of the North African tmpaign, the biggest slice prob ibivwill 86 to Murphy, from Mil- fcsjkee, Wis, 47, tall and blond, h veteran of 21 years In the dlplo- CAN'T KEEP GRANDMA IN HER CHAIR Sha'i u Lively as a Youngster- Now her Backache la better Vm ts rellava nigging- backMba Uy. onte lhay ducover tint tb Hal tin Udntva an Natural chief way ol taf. P i, t?1" acldB and waata out of th Nw. They help moat peopla paaa about 3 fatiadsy. "Mn flirorder or mam mallar to remain in your blood, It kidney funetloa Mrmlu WuuKEmin, backache, rbeunUtle palm. W"'IS?0' nd anerfy, getting up gtmllma, pufEnesa under tho eyea, "Uaea and dimneia. Frequent or acanty amarting and burning aome w uewi there i! aometbinj wrong with nruntyi or bladder. ilU?1 'kv'ur.iirugplii f6r Boan'a 5 '""'ully by milUona for pvar i . . '""in iiubii iJti a, nnmnna mvm ma your blood. Qat Doaari , X-TRA 1FITS IN EGGS W'y'i record-breoklng) llllroreaoadam..rf k.l naaetil.. : . ma'n"Jrn pro tellos f,om your , atli v 'eaulfi, fcod Til. -"'oie, carefully built,! """ rorion. tn v i in tnatle service abroad. . Smalt Group Used Murphy devised and worked out th sdheme whereby a small group 6f state department members in filtrated North Africa to combat AXls agents Stationed there in the guise of armistice commissioners and to counter any plot they had for turning the French possessions over to the Germans. Murphy went to Africa a year before Pearl Harbor and organized a lYench underground. The Ger mans protested Vehemently to Vichy .when the state department men were permitted to establish aonsuietes in North Africa. Prom the beginning, Murphy in. sisted ; on directly helping the N6rth Africans and repeatedly tried to obtain shipments of vital necessities from the United States in an effort to anew the French America's sympathy and. at the same time counter similar Axis enterprises. . , , . Murohv firms when he recalls how his men had to travel in ! Africa on bicycles while the Ger mans were using American cars ' and getting plenty of 'gasoline. Consulate Established . ' He established a consulate In every Important North African city, where his agents worked in Close cooperation with the French j underground. ' Underground agent s-helping Murphy Infiltrated the 'French navy, army and air crops. Their wdrk came to light during the short hours preceding the occupa tion when an order went out to all branches of the French armed forces not to fight the Americans. In some instances these orders were followed out and only token resistance was offered, In other Instances, the French fighting forces received shells' 'loaded" with wood. In still oth ers orders for ammunition were even received. Ordered to "lttlm' ' .One French general ordered his men to fire over the heads of the Americans, then surrender. ' The state department worked In constant fear of reprisals from the Axis. Some French underground agents were sicked up by German intriguers and tortured for inform- j anon, one loriure memoa was me use of electric shocks. The entire, detailed story of Murphy's men probably cannot be told Until the war is over. lLn" PARKER PEN - A Thoughtful mft. nuaranleed ' Sv Waterman . 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SM w 1 m Nylon Hair Brushes . . . $1.29 to $1.75 BUY U.S. WAR BONDS Mrs. J. G. McDonald's Dietetlcally Non-Fattening, Kitchen Made Chocolates 44 .Gold Medal Awards 1 lb. 2 lbs. 79c - $1.49 FIRST AID KITS Gift Wrapped S5C to A Useful Christmas Gift Town Club Miniature Chocolates ..1. 45e Sweet's Salt Lake CHOCOLATES, Assorted Light & Dark, 2 lb. box .. 98c SAFEX Self Extinguish- tr ing ASH TRAYS 3 Miniature POKER CHIPS, with rack .... Novelty DESK LIGHTER .... 1 ,59 i.50 Dorothy Perkins, $1.00 WEATHER LOTION Nylon Bristles MILITARY BRUSH SETS Houbigant Fougere Royalo MEN'S f .75 SHAVING SET .. 1 Old Fashioned, Glass or Pot tery SHAVING MUGS .... Christmas CELLOPHANE RIBBON & SEALS . pkg. i r-;aati ii I 29c up X? etSe . 3 SvSSt 5a. fi " ife. 3.60 Cards ,-,SS " ra'j Boxs Ctt utC Wj 5 W eC $.00 I ioc I CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS Dctectolite by Westinghouse THIS SET STAYS LIT mac when one burns out JrO IK ALSO 769 W. 6th In IRISH-SWARTZ SHOPPING CENTER 40 EAST BROADWAY CAUSTIC IIMOYU IHINS