Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, April 13, 1943, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text13, IMS THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGFNE. OREGON. Page Three) Wwelaries rjSuded their two SSerence today Siat there would harvest the -went n"!1 ' . -ii '"iTbe followed as was PkCrs in,he harVeSt '"trouble we are nan H. Walker, In grower, said ct?t Apt low enough Knds that "boo J- fwork iTthe fields, white ?Cjrlton E. Spencer, assist rctiv. service director, d,St ol farm workers Cvide only temporary Tuie most of the young rten will want to enlist. "$?rence was called by 1 . f.l! yn aw. Le Point Values Reduced By OPA ItHffiGTON, April 13. W E point vaiura iui "" :U md (ome pork cuts went fares ww-rf" , buting its action to slow md resultant danger of ,k. nf7i nt mice ad- fcation announced point re Lj naging from 14 to 50 per l filch products as wieners, C ind pork sausage, scrap (chltterlings and pork neck Lilian.!, rirv and semi-drv ta nich at hard salami, hard tit, pepperoni, sort saiami Ctr, md mortadella are mv LentenThought Tumlnf Points I will arise and go. Luke 15:18. Read II Samuel 12:7-13. "In the moral sphere, saysj a wise commentator, "the subject of the finding cannot be purely pass ive; there must be SELF-recovery to eive ethical meaning to the event." He could have said it more simply: We must help ourselves or neither our friends nor Cod can help us. "Work out your own sal vation," said St. Paul, "for it is God that worketh in you to will and to do ." Two together. The turning point for the prodigal re duced to every extremity was his resolution to get out of the far country "I will arise and go.' "I will" is the final hinge upon which the conduct of life turns. Until the dream becomes a deed; amendment a purpose; desire a resolution, nothing is fulfilled. "I will" is the soul s supreme asser tion. It may be only a whisper, the new self struggling with a pur nose, all unfulfilled, but love waits for it, the power of God hastens to meet it and the lost is already found. Prayer:. Dear Lord, forgive us, who "know the paths wherein our feet should press," that we are too slow to seek Thy way and will for us. "Knowledge we ask not, knowledge Thou has lent. But, Lord, the will there lies our bit ter need. Give us to build above the deep Intent, the deeds the deed." In Jesus' name. Amen. Britain Needs, More Training, Says Cripps LONDON, April 13. (U.R) Sir Stafford Cripps, minister for air craft production, said today that Britain must keep up her techni cal and university training pro grams if she hopes to keep pace with the United States in the mod ern post-war world. The State of California alone, Cripps said, spends as much on universities as the entire British nation. America, he added, grad uates 12,000 engineers annually and Britain only 800. Sale of Coast Power Company to PUD Approved By O. R. Bean SALEM. Ore.. ADril 13. 0J.B Sale of the electric properties of the West Coast Power company serving Toledo, Newport, Florence and Reedsport and adjacent terri tory to the central Lincoln (coun ty) peoples' utility district for $735,000 was approved today by Ormond R. Bean, Oregon public utilities commissioner. The Ore gon hydroelectric commission had previously approved the deal. The sale is to become effective May 1 under an agreement with '.he managers of the Lincoln coun ty district to maintain the same rates for service to customers that has been imposed by the West Coast company. and Sgt. Emmett E. in the South Pacific; thre grandchildren; one brother, Walter F. of Portland, and one sister, Madge Harper, of Junction City. Funeral services were held at Camas April 1. 1,253 Axis Planes Destroyed in Tunisia ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, NORTH AFRICA, April 13. 0J. Allied anti-aircraft gunners and the northwest African air forces have shot down 1,253 axis planes during the campaign in this the atec, it was announced officially today. A United States air force an nouncement of the total axis toll said allied losses were 498 planes. Axis losses in the last 14 days alone were 318 planes, the an nouncement said, of which 88 were big air transport craft. In the same period allied losses were 100 planes. OCARINAS TO THE FORE SAN DIEGO, Cal. (UPJ The piesen( war will be won to the music of the ocarina, or "sweet potato," inscad of the harmonica, according to lora! musi: dealer Harmonicas, a favorite instrument of soldier and sailor, are oft the market, they state, because of the larlc of materials. A famous Swiss manufacturer attempted to fill the breach, but his first shipment was sunk and ha has since refused to ''t a second ore. The ocarina, trey state, is teplacing the har monica as the only available pock el musical instrument. ' Earl T. 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