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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1943)
i I !- v ; a i - 'i ! i ;j.,ff . i j -' . ,-. .!; ; : J v i 'J t mm Pafe Two THZ REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON. OCD Changes Told By Coordinator Th placing of the air raid warning service on the alert Oasis, instead of a continuous 24 hour watch, finds corresponding Changes in the civilian defense procedure and responsibility, Toward Merriam, Lane county . soordinator of civilian defense, aid on his return from a meet (lf in Salem, October 11, which vat attended by county coordina- Twin Oaks Builders Supply 669 High Phone 2600 tors and many officials, The civilian defense' organiza tion must be kept intact, Merriam said, and it will be essential that control centers, communication lines and key personnel be tested periodically. The protective di vision which has received most attention and training in. the past it presumed to be capable of handling situations that may arise. The Lane defense coordinator said that it is contemplated that certain features of industry pro tection and similar responsibili ties, now vested in the army and other government agencies, will be combined and placed under the defense council. Several Ore gon communities have profited In trie past By tne training of the civilian defense protective di vision in the handling of natural disasters such as floods, and fires. More emphasis will be placed upon war service features in the future, such as bond sales, sal vage drives, health campaigns, transportation economy and so on, the coordinator announced. Priority Analyst Coming to Eugene Erma Gordon, analyst from the priority division of the Portland war production board will be in STEEL USES KAW MATERIALS Steel production in 1942 con sumed more than 243,640,000 tons of raw materials, nearly four times the tonnage represented by the finished product. -. .: Eugene October 23. The Portland WPB office has announced that it will try to have an analyst in Eugene every third Thursday of the month to help citizens witn priority troubles. The Eugene chamber of com merce will make appointments for miss uordon and those who wish these are advised to call the cham ber of commerce between now and October 23. Logging Road to Smith River Done The Oregon and California re. vested lands administration has Eugene Firms Low Bidders on Roads Several Eugene firms entered bids with the state highway com mission at Portland Tuesday, to supply various state highway pro .! practically finished constructing Ject with crushed rock or gravel. Bob Scott Joins U. S. Marine Corps Bob Scott, night editor of the Register-Guard for the past six months, has been inducted into the marine corps, Sergeant L. L. Pittenger of the marine recruit ing office, said Tuesday. Scott is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee Scott of Salem. He was a journalism student at the University of Oregon. Following a two week furlough he will re port for duty at the San Diego marine base. mm - -eamtw m m reg. size LARGE SIZE familysize"' 24 Tablet. 96 Tablets 2BB T.blit. fl69 I I .Slsam ' " . . aw . U - Get Vimms and all your Vitamins at the Vitamin Bar located at Kills PKlfJE DRUG, INC. 36 EAST BROADWAY The E. C. Hall company were lvv bidders on projects in Crook, Deschutes, Klamath, Jackson and Wasco counties. - Oscar E. Jolson company was low bidder to supply the project in Umatilla county. The bids totaled $189,390. Con tracts have not been awarded yet Alcoa Confirms a 12-mile road into the Smith river area,, scene of a disastrous forest fire several years ago, in which 25,000 acres of Douglas fir was burned. The road into the area was built in order tq facilitate the sal vaging of sound timber, Floyd W. Scott, O and C forest manage ment supervisor, explained. The fire was a crown fire and left I mucn iimoer tnat can ha u.4 ' - Several lnmhi 'inaMctn spring another company plans to i Coast Lumber Deal go m, scott said. At the present time approximately a million feet of timber is being taken out per month. The complete salvage job win prooaoiy nei around a half' billion feet of lumber. Proceeds from such sales made oy tne o and C administration go 73 per cent to the state and coun ty, and 23 percent to the O and C for administration. Scott built his road with a crew of 40 conscientious objectors from the CO camp at Elkton. The road will also be utilized for fire sun- presslon. , . Edward J. Norton Edward J; Norton of BlarM 79, died Monday at a local hos pital. He was a farmer, and had been a resident of the Blachlv community for 40 years. . Funeral services- will be an nounced later from the Miller Sherman funeral home at Junction City. There are v 6,000 species perching birds in the U. S. of ZEMACOL Guaranteed Relief - From Poison Oak Penny-Wise Drug 40 E. Broadway 769 vV. 6th PITTSBURGH, Oct lS-UrV-A spokesman for th Aluminum Company of America said today the company la negotiating for an Interest in the Pop and Tal bot, Inc., west coast lumber mill and a subsidiary of th latter firm, McCormlck Steamship Co. He said th facilities of Pop and Talbot and McCormic are desired by th ahunlnum com pany In conjunction with IU west coast expansion program, Alcoa has several new plant in th state of Washington, California and Oregon, among them thr Defense Plant corporation pro jects whif h the company is op erating for th government The McCormlck fleet would be used in shipping Pop and Talbot products to the east coast and in supplying Alcoa plants in th west -with material and equip ment, the aluminum company spokesman explained. Plane Bags 12 Nazi Fighters on Raid A U. S. BOMBER STATION IN ENGLAND, Oct. 13 W) A new record of 12 German fighters shot down by one bomber on a single raid was set Sunday in the raid on Muenster by the Flying Fort ress Ohio Airforce piloted by Lt John Richey, Steubenville, O. ' The previous record was 11 planes. - hi mi Were Happy . . . We're Celebrating . . . 1st Anniversary of our New, Enlarged Store. This Hosiery value is one of our Birthday values. ft! JUST RECEIVED.. A LARGE SHIPMENT OF SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR X1 , 1 ,i ?-vi RAYON HOSE 42 Gauge, full fashioned, with cotton welt top and foot lg allur or you, at a very low prlc. In luxurious rayon itocklng. Slk fitting . . . thy cling to heL anil and call. Full fashioned rayon service weight with cotton top and cotton welt foot They come In wonderful fall colors . . . Valorous, Glorious, Star Gas, Star Joy and other. Wear tht Rayon locking . . . o attractively aheer agalnat your lag ... for extra durability and extra smoothness. In tlx 8a to 1014. Priced way below our established celling prices. Irregularities are so small you can not detect without a very clos Inspection. Rayon stocking must be allowed 48 hours for dry ing after washing. Fair Mr 2 pairs for $1.10 miwii mm 735 Willamette "The Store of Better Values' Eugene, Ore. f Dinner Planned for Filter Center Crew A dinner for filter center work ers is planned for Saturday even ing in the auditorium of the arm ory, Captain Kay Siegenthaler an nounced Tuesday. The dinner Captain Siegenthaler said, is be ing given the workers to honor them for the splendid work they have accomplished in Lane county defense. Captain Siegenthaler and Cap tain Joseph A. Richards will pre side during the dinner. They will explain the new defense set-up and will instruct the workers on plans for the future. Medals will be presented to those who who have earned them during the per iod between October 4 and October 18. More than 34S civilian workers are expected to attend and 27 of ficers and enlisted men, Captain Siegenthaler said. . Two New 4-H Clubs Formed in County . Two additional new 4-H club organizations have reported to the office of E. A. Danlelson, county club leader. One is the Happy Hour Sewing club of Triangle school, district 90, and the other is a health club at the Franklin school, district 10. Mrs. C. Benninger is leader. of the sewing club and L. D. Horner is the teacher. Arvilla Byrnes is president; Delores Douglas, vice president, and' Delores Wilcut, secretary. Fourteen members have enrolled. Mrs. Jeannette R. Clark, the teacher, Is leader of the Franklin health club; Girard Wllkerson, president; Dick Guraey, vice presi. dent, and Lenora Eash, secretary. The club has six members. The twin-engined Beechcraft AT7s were especially designed for training of navigators. Wednesday,, J STEEL'S WAR I'SgTTNl Twenty-four thousj. dred pounds of steeuV produced for each JS and marine in the senT' i United States at theTT This is sbwxIbMjJ pounds of steel per I. represented in the first in. n0 1167 win,;!! Follow ihe War With an Up-to-date GLOBE and ATLAS Globes priced $2 to $49.50 Atlases priced 25c to $12 CRESSEYS' BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS 864 Willamette , . : : ' lsVy v VJlr"" ''J'" ' ""'-t "Jimmy Will be Proud of You, Sis" Funny what a girl learns about herself and her big brother,' after he goes away to war. Part of each other through the .years, playing, quarreling teasing . . . never far apart. Then that queer,, flat, lost feeling when yon started to set Jimmy's place at dinner, and remembered he wouldn't be horn that night, and you didn't know where he was. You realize now that you and Jimmy rated tops with each other, always even when you quarreled Against the rest of the world, you backed each other to the limit. It's the same now. Jimmy's out there fighting for you . . . and yojj're beside him. For if he's injured in action the nurse who takes care of hia will be there because you and other Nurse's Aides took oyer her job here, Proud of. you?why, the way you and all the rest of his family are bide ing him and his buddies makes Jimmy the proudest man in his whole outfit. Are you a CITIZEN SOLDIER? Nurse's Aides are Citizen Soldiers. So are Aujdliary Policemen, Air Raid Wardens and other Civilian Defense workers, members of the Red Cro Motor Corps and the Coast Guard Port Security Force, blood donors and the thousands of others actively working in one or more of the scores of vital home front services. Most of these services are in urgent need of more volunteers. If you are not doing all you possibly can to back up out fighting men, enlist today. Be a Citizen Soldier. " Uncle Sam Comet First Uncle Sam now gets first call on all we produce, and war demands wiD increase during coming months. 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