Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, September 21, 1943, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextT) September 21, 1948 "T. uohr-Pvl. Ernest On':j .mi 18 months of ing in 110 owu,H r.Hn; nd didn't suffer a scratch. un a peaceful Idaho farm re. cently he was examining a rifle It discharged, and Griat was wounded in the hand. Business needs office help; kgnad Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers, and File jkJu are mucn neeaoa m Dusiness. University Business Coliega course prepares you to fill one d these important positions today. JGHT SCHOOL: Tutsday and Thursday 7:06 to 9:15 Start Now to Learn a Business University Business College 860 Willamette Street, Eugene Oregon Itltjsn, Mgr. Phone 2761-M Costly Mont Cenis Tunnel Destroyed LONDON - (U.B Italian sol diers destroyed the $12,000,000 Mont Cenis tunnel from France to northern Italy soon after the arm istlce and British bombers wreck eo the German-used rail route Ill area in their Modane raid last Thursday, Swiss reports asserted. The Basle Nationale Zeitung, in n eyewitness account of the at- Men, Women! Old at 40, 50, 60! Get Pep FMlYiir$YourtQr,FullolVlm S" i eiiWK rae fMi ea your m. Tbouudi eaaseS at what a Huh twaai rs wui docoBtalos HWli traa. eAlclua ilupbM. Mtutla Vi- lniroduewo Sse rtr. Qnnx Tnal. TaMMa aaw MJ 3fte. Vhi wel 010: sun tsellag peppier toa rouaeer, today I to lagans l Ertrrbodj'. Drag. tack on Modane, in the Craian Alps on the French side ot the tunnel, said the town was wrecked as if by- an earthquake and its mainline railroad irreparably aamagea. The eight-mile-long tunnel was said to have been blown up tor a distance of 300 yards by Italian soldiers who turned guerilla to strike at their former axis part ners. A Zurich dispatch, quoting the Swiss newspaper Die Tats, re ported that Italian workers in Turin still were on strike, despite attempts by the Wehrmacht to stop demonstrations In which many Italians were killed or wounded. TRAIN BITS CAR MEDFORD, Sept. 21 V-A train plowed Into an automobile three miles south ot here yester day, killing Mrs. Edward M. 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Euqene Hotel, First National Bank. if if. . Is if tj $ if Air Force Board To Visit Eugene An aviation cadet examining board, headed by Major Eric K. Shilling, will visit Eugene Septem ber 28 and 30, Lieutenant Hazel Acord of the army recruiting sta tion, announced Tuesday. . Major Shilling Is on a special mission to Oregon to stimulate an aviation cadet recruiting program. The army air force has urgent need for men between 17 and 28, it is said. The heavy production of planes and the increased role of airpower in fighting has raised the demand for more aviators, Major Shilling reveals. Qualified 17-year-olds may en list In the army air force reserve. Upon enrolling they will be given official sviation cadet "silver wings" to be worn on their civilian ciotnmg, to indicate mat tney are future army fliers. They will not be called until their 18th birthday and until they are called they can continue their civilian employment or education. Men 18 to 26 inclusive, who have not received their induction papers, may take the cadet ex aminations and If qualified will be authorized to volunteer for induc tion In the air force, Governor Snell has urged ut most cooperation to Insure the success ot this aviation cadet pro gram. More complete information may be had at the army recruiting of fice in the post office building. The mouth ot the bird known as chuck-will's-widow is so Urge it can swallow hummingbirds and sparrows whole. Montgomery Ward NOW PLAYING! jjtyTl The NEW 1 1 r 11 isrtr y JSij DURBIN 3.1010 4faecW WINNINGER SCH&S Plus A Complete Program ef Selected Short Subjects The HOLLAND DINE & DANCE NEW FLOOR SHOW Tasty Food - Hollandslres Orchestra 8:00 Till 12:10 Nightly Dine Early and Enjoy the Entertainment Phone 4080 for Reservations l'LAYMOIIE THEATRE- Springfield, Or. 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