Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, April 13, 1943, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTRS RKCISTtR.r.nivn n n m wuutia, umuun, Parr A . .1 i. . o ti l Kt V 5 f ft 1 i which took th oast Monaay. Second re Berna' avenue Marshall M. Twenty damages "to I. 49 and Twenty a. m. at truck of hit by m. at ram of Seventh Gallup, Harry at J. stoD by Spring IrafficAtciaenis Lriod Bv Police "7 ,.k. .widents, for w '"e, .re recorded, '.SDOllMMJd P.m..t I ""S fend" images W ?? Jl7n of Eula Be fend seventh I Ymim of Mars r"..!..-! venue west, o Shaw, 178 Tw S,7venue east; 12:20 a, CKilian, Portland Lrnth ind yllB . hl sedan of fVT: Drain: 2:15 P. m i Cool Jr- " d f v tLJL?A tailed to K Chiton side Rf 4 MP between Thir. leld; 400 p. w. Fmm Rt 2, Springfield, caught KSrence Davis. Rt. 3, Eugene. fSW:6:50p.m.onO, hth, car oi juacF" L nil Walnut, caught bumper P3"' 4 V . .... T.olanH !n fender or uiumv" -met Forsch, Camp Adair. Lddifional Jurors nmmnnprf For Court VIJII VII V w. " " Twelve circuit court trial jurors Lre summoned Tuesday to appear L rintv at the spring lerm oi Inirt wilcn oegins nexv murw, Ipril 19, at 10 a. m. These are in Edition to the 31 summoned sev- kil wertt ago. The original panel hi drawn in February when the nnwii scheduled to start Marcn , Due to the fact that the attor efi were busy with income tax atements of their clients the be aninj of the term was postponed April 9 and again it was dtponed, this time until April (.for the reason mat judge SKip- fcrth had several trials on at Medo. The additional 12 jurors sum- Ined Tuesday are Wilma Adrian, ibelBajan, Ruth Fletcher, Myra liott, Genevieve Jensen, Jean ndall, Beulah Large, Mary E. ItlBby, Stella Pengra and Rod Itjr Roach, all of Eugene; T. E. fcaultz of Crow Stage route and )yd Githens of Eugene RFD 5. Mimander Visits Spanish War Veterans Hfnrv Galei nf The Tlalloc Am. lartroent commandpi nf tho TTni. fi Spanish War Veterans, made E official visit to General Law camp of Eugene at the K of P m Monaay night. There was a pod attendance. The commander is nn a tmir nf h camps of western Oregon, hav M visited the Roseburg group (unday afternoon anH will trioit cimp at Marshfield Wednes- n "uni. tie and Mrs. Gates has lets Buestx at t.nm. i.:. I - ...c iiwuic Ul 111S piher and sister-in-law, Mr. p."". John W. Gates, at Glen- ior several days. 1, . aia mat t for holding the state en FVunt at Hivui pu... .-- t,.... f foiflf aheari nj ik. : Kmwill be carried out unless aepartment deems it in- rK h) now the convention bmber tn Cn rtA fn (a " State Grange Meet mewing OI com- t..i.. siaie grange in rni.u.1 t 1 -namDer KSoif-Row,ing Mon- KtaT ,the grange ma5ter, l Tompkins, Portland. vu"nuon commit-telld.f'?-"- that u!. Ill th. em nere- an(J said all o th.. s Brrangements 1 0ther necessary prepara- r u D. straiers Vi 9L llrov r lu w vj Wi " Phnn. l., W. L. Davix (above) exalted ruler, and Loren Bryant, secre tary, wern Installed nu nf. fleers by the Eugene Elks last week. Allies 'Holding Own' Against Nazi U-Boats Churchill Tells Commons LONDON, April 13. W Prime Minister Churchill reiterated in the house of commons today that "we are more than holding our own" in the Atlantic battle against Germany s U-boats. The prime minister was asked by the Laborite Emanuel Shinwell if he had any comment on the statement of Frank Knox, U.S. sec retary of the navy, about heavy shipping losses in March. He replied: "My attention has been drawn to this statement. I agree with Colonel Knox that re suits of the ' U-boat warfare are serious, as they always must be. His statement, however, refers to a limited period following one in which sinkings were compara tively small. "Viewing the battle against the U-boat as a whole I can repeat my previous assurance that we are more than holding our own." Work To Begin Soon On Lab At Albany ALBANY, Ore., April 13. (U.R) Work will begin soon on trans forming the old Albany college campus into a new $500,000 electro-metallurgical laboratory for the bureau of mines, word from Sen. Rufus Holman in Washington disclosed today. Holman said he had been ad vised that funds for the projects would ba released by the budget bureau within the next few days. Taxi-Cab Driver Finds 'Hitler' In Back Seat NEW YORK, April 13. (UR) Rudolph Braun thought he had a fare in his taxi-cab when he returned from supper. He looked again and found a dummy of Adolf Hitler, dressed in the uni form of a Prussian Hussar. He doesn't know how it got there but he knew what to do with it He took it to police headquarters and deposited it on the desk of the booking sergeant. "Give him life," he said. Civilian Defense Gets Game Proceeds NEW YORK. ADril 13. (U.B The civilian defense volunteer of fice garners the proceeds from the gate and broadcasting right to to morrow's round-robin benefit doubleheader between the Brook lyn Dodgers. New York Yankees and Giants. . . The Dodgers are scheduled to play the Yankees in the first con test. The winner will meet the Giants in the second game. . LOTION 11.1X1 e... t' u' ww 50c 'nny-Wise Drug GIVES CIDER TO USO CINCINNATI, (U.R) livery Sat urday night since last September, William R. Grace has delivered something for refreshment of serv ice men ac the USO club here Sometimes ic is 300 gallons of cider, sometimes barrels of apples ui.d upwi.ds of 1 85 pounds ot 'andy. Mr. Grate explains that lie d.ies this because he i's what the USO did ior his ton in the army when on trtaneuven. FOR FOOT TROUBLES I See Eugene's leading Foot Special. 1st Dr. Handshuh, 874 Willamette, Pb. 308. 18 years In Eugene. Ex 1 amlnatlon free. TRY ALL 3 KINDS! tTYLl, WHOlt KIRNCL, VACUUM PACK I Germany To Aid In Defense Of Italy LONDON, April 13. 0J.PJ Swiss reports said today that Germany has agreed to take over the de fense of Sicily, Sardinia and the southern third of the Italian main land against any allied invasion. The decision was reported to have been reached during last week 'a conferences between Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini and their respective military, naval and political advisers. In addition, these sources aid, Germany promised that all anti aircraft guns and night fighter planes that can be spared will be rushed to southern Italy and other menaced points. German troops and engineers also will be dis patched to Italy, ai well as to Salonika and creek islands under Italian occupation, it was said, Oregon Strawberry Crop Will Be Small PORTLAND, April 13. OP) This year's 6trawberry crrop in Oregon will be the smallest since 1933, the agriculture department said today. Only 9.500 acres will be in pro duction, 24 per cent under last year and 16 per cent under the average of the last ten years, the department said. The labor shortage and price uncertainties were blamed by growers for the acreage decline. The department said that a long, dry fall and a late spring made April 1 crop prospects be low average. 9th Member Of Bomber Crew Feared Drowned WALLA WALLA, April 13. (IP) Evidence that Staff Sgt. H. C. Van Slager, South Bend, Ind., may have drowned after he parachuted from a Walks Walla army bomber March 30 has been found on the Greyhound river, a tributary to the middle fork of the Salmon river in central Idaho, Major Har ry E. Gilmore, commanding officer of the airfield here, was informed yesterday. Ai reconstructed by evidence found by searchers, Van Slager spent several days at an empty cabin in which he found food, then built and launched a raft to float down the small but swift stream. The raft was discovered 300 yards downstream from the cabin, but no trace of Van Slager has been found. All eight other crewmen of the plane which crashed near Challia, Idaho, parachuted safely to the ground and have been found. Portland Girl Chosen Junior Weekend Queen Blonde Mary Bentley, Portland, will reign as Junior week-end queen at the University of Oregon, April 30-May 2. She was chosen queen by the student body after five finalists in the annual contest were chosen by faculty judges. The other four will be princesses of the queen's court. , Miss Bentley will be crowned by Prime Minister Bob Koch, Port land. Theme for this year's week-end U the "South American Way." McCornack Gives Talk For Kiwanis Free enterprise and the desire to accomplish or the will to do as fundamentals of the American way of life were discussed in a talk for the Eugene Kiwanis club Monday noon at the Osburn hotel by E. A. McCornack, manager of the Eugene Fruit Growers associ ation. He listed the mills, banks, stores, the University of Oregon, and the plant he represents as among examples in this commun ity resulting from that right of free enterprise. Changes come and society crowds in, but adjustments can be made without abolishing free enterprise and personal lib erties, Mr. McCornack said. New members welcomed at the meeting were C. E. McLean, man ager of the Eugene hotel; Virgil H. Langtry if the campus bureau of muncipal research; end W. J. Cramer, nanager of the local Newberry store. L. D. Pierce introduced the speaker. The program waj ar ranged by Fred C. Walters. You can whip our cream, but vou can't beat our milk. Echo Hol low Dairy. Phone 2935-J-2. PICTURES ... Picture Framing Ruth Wheeler's. 122 E. Broadway from lack of Then try Lydla Plnkhun'i tabur on ol lb o best and quickest bom way la tlmpl anemia to help build up rd blood to get uo miNOTH. A cr bloodlron tonic I Follow label direction. lydli Pinkiaro'sTAGlGTC Sunbrite Cleanser Cleans. Brightens Soil-Off AA Instant Cleaner Quart OUC Sal SodaSoftens Water 2 'j lb. pkg .: .2 for Melo Cleaner Dissolves Dirt Everything pott need to matte yottr Spring iiousecteaning easier! .a. 4c 15c ....2 lb. pkg. 23c Laborlite Cleaner , 1 Q Blue package ...!.... 16 or. pkg. ljC Bon Ami Powder, Scratchless l Q cleaning powder. Deluxe can ljC Windex f)fl Window Cleaner, 20 oi. bottle 6?C Su-Purb Granulated SOAP :.i9c 24 oz. Box ... PEETS Granulated SOAP 21c Medium Pkg PL Value Cherub Milk, tall cans 3 lor 25c (10) Tomato lulce, Libby, No. 2 can ....10c ( 4 ) Grpfruit Ice., Town House, No. 2 13c ( 6 ) Prune Juice, Llbby 32 oz 23c Ficgo, cereal beverage, lb. pkg. 29c ( 8 ) Rancho Soups, Asstd 3 can 17c Pancake Flour, Susanna 40 ox. pkg. . .. 15c (15R) Shortening, Royal Satin .... 31b. 60c ( 5R ) Dalewood Margarine, 1 lb. pkg. 23c Seedless Raisins 2 lb. pkg. 22c N Filter Papers, Dependable pkg. 9c Paas Egg Dyes, pkg. 10c; 3 pkgs. 25c Matches, Searchlight Cm. 23c Mm Socks ind rayon hose deserve washing care Rayon hose and socks don't really belong in the regular wash . . . that is if they are to give long wear. And long wear in any thing is very important these days. It takes but s moment to swish them out in a mild, lukewarm suds every evening, and you'll find they last much longer when given this immediate dousing. TO WASH RAYON HOSI Turn them wrong side out and shake them. Be sure the water is no more than lukewarm, then add a mild granulated soap and agitate it with your hand into a foamy suds. Squeeze the - hose through this suds for several minutes, then press out the water and rinse in at least two waters of the same lukewarm temperature. Squeeze by hand or roll up in towel and press out the final rinse water. Shake the hose out. NEVER TWIST OR WRING RAYON when it is wet, because rayon is at its weakest then, and twisting or wringing might cause the yarns to break. , Hang hose over a smooth surface in the shade and away from artificial heat, eas ing them into shape gently, and pulling them slightly so that they will ,be form fitting when dry. 'Allow at least 48 hours for rayon hose to dry, and never put them on until they we completely dry. TO WASH SOCKS Turn them inside out, shake them, and wash after your stockings in the same mild warm suds. Mild soap and tepid water are a protec tion for the color and yams. Only very soiled work socks can stand rougher treat ment. Squeeze the suds through for sev oral minutes, then squeeze out the water, and rinse twice. Hang them separately to dry, and avoid sunshine for colored socks. Johnson's Wax Liquid or paste Bleach White Magic , Purex Gentle Bleach Palmollve . Toilet Soap Lava Soap For soiled hands Drano , Opens' drains Km 59c IT . Vz Gallon 1U Vi Gallon 19c 3 bars 19C . Med. bar 7c 12 os. can IJL OXYDOL SOAP 24 os. Pkg 22c NU BORA GRANULATED SOAP 20-otv Pkg. .. 19c i Siffl V A I r Clean as a whistle' Spring cleaning seems to be more Im portant than ever this year, because most of us are spending more of our leisure hours at home. But that's nqt the only reason that this cleaning job has taken on greater proportions. Most of us have to do practically everything ourselves. It's not as easy as it used to be to call up a cleaner to come and take the chesterfield, chair or ottoman out to be given a general going over. That's our job now. Those grand upholstery cleaners on the) i market today are really a salvation to the busy homemaker, for the results are close to miraculous. The dirt that's been collecting on those upholstered pieces seems to evaporate into thin air, and the colors become alive with s freshness akin to new. ' Safeway Homemakers' Bureau J U.I A LEE WRIGHT, Director Pt Value Bread. Julia Lee Wright's M lb. 13c Soda Crackers, Snowflake, 2 lb. pkg. 29c Quick or Reg. Oats, Cereiana 9 lbs. 39c ; HO Oats, Quick 2 lb. pkg 21c Morning Glory Oats, Quick or Regular 3 lb. pkg. 21c (16) Peas, Gardenside ...... No. 2 can 11c (14) Cut Beans, Raycioft ....No. 2 can 13e (14) Whole Com, Butter Kernel, No. 2 14c (14) Asparagus Spears, Del Monte ' No. 2 can .'...29c (17) Spinach, Sunny Garden, No. 2 'a 17c (21) Pears, Red Tag, Choice No. 2'a 25c (24) Peaches, Good 'n Ripe, Fey. No. 2'a can ...... .. 29c Kerr Regular Jars . ..Pts. Doc. 65c; Qts. 79c SAFEWAY PnODUCE SAFEWAY MiEATS At Stfswsy you can select Jutt what you cn use today while It's at its bett, end pay only for whit you set by the pound Asparagus . . 2 lbs. 29c Top Quality You'll Love These Tender, Green Spears rvir.M , . . wur rignten rxetd lt.,.uur Alllti Need lt...Uur Worktn Need It. ..MAKE EVERY POUND OF MEAT COUNT Apples Fey. Winesaps Per Lb. , 12c Grapefruit Calif. Seedless Per Lb.. 6c Avocados Fuertes Per Lb. 21c GREEN PEAS, California Lb. 17c TOMATOES, California Lb. 23c BROCCOLI, bunched ..... Lb. 23c NEW POTATOES, Bliss . ............ Lb. 7c r" Red Stamps A-B and C 'JT 7 I HAMS, Vi or whole, Lb. I 4k 6 PORK SHOULDER Roasts, picnic 34c 7 PORK STEAK, tender 39c 8 PORK CHOPS . 42c 1 LUNCHEON MEAT, Assorted 33c '7 BOLOGNA, Liver Sausage 27c 7 WIENERS 30c TURKEY WINGS, NECKS AND BACKS Lb. TURKEY THIGHS, LEGS AND BREAST Lb 39c 69c HOtV TO 7E4CH A yOOVS Sfi0 (OU NfW NBOH60 IjX (UN? SHf CUTe').. l V OH. THANK TOO, V M 6000NIS ! IDU 3 A NfV SRlOt. SKtSl CH.MJ 8RK30J-IVI 6UT WU WU K NAJt AIRCAOV KNOW THC sot A ior rniN&j to a sans shopans a&akwaym important or wgljgjwuA auavj but pRoouciWriwanxj peoooci Buy War Stamp and Bonds Regularly 1 THAT SAL B SO ,iAcncAi wro tent. KUP OUR EYM OPEN U KTMCOULO SHOW U4 A THINS OR TWO! n Y OH . rve KIH SHOPPING AT y .. AN0 Wi Wll X7 UEVU.V mM WtlM.uhi mm I ..... . 1 -mMHM inu - twm sec, I I WW TV HtU HIK ! OH 1 vku iv enur rvn fnuwtK, una NOW- I I VI BKN 8HOPPIN8 AT I I WW., fcMNO THAT WONOtW PROCUU I I SAffWAY FOft YVJ& ' 4Hf I VjOHt POUNOiOASTO T TH! BOHT M SAiO WW I JUST ABOUT iff Take Coffee Stamp 26 N lor instance 5 !h26 IS: Use it for any brand of Coffee you like . . . but BE SURE IT'S FRESH! Don't . watte your cof tte stamp on ' stole coffee for stole eoffte It worse than no coffee ot oil! If you wont to be sure of netting fresh eoWee we recommend you buy your coffee In the whole bton and hove it ground freih when you buy It utt right for your own coffee maker. Vour coffte ttamp It preclout, and good coffee It to vital to your mealtime enjoy ment. Then why not buy tyour coffee In the whole beat ond make sure of fresh neit? WHOLS BEAN Airway Coffee 1 WHOLE BEAN Mk. - Nob Hill Coffee EST, 23s WHOLE BEAN tklt Etiwardt CoffeetjSsriy.LaZl Stomp 26 Ixplrtt Apr. 25 . Mild srid mellow. LB. And this Is the moral- Buying your produce st Safeway by the pound cuts out waste, saves you money, and guarantees you produce that is extra-fresh. SAFEWAY i: