Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 20, 1944, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Textt Recruits May i order oos hs 8n to meet 7 the medical he recruited roros in LVthe cour.es "Zonofth. Ifl7 n I Qx I (L. IU.ialn.tk J 1 1 " " ; the ba- for consists of the of injury or "TJSi measures con- wpu,...- cise, ana v massage, exeru . I A. mans oi fT-.Br) beat (thermo fThi the use of elec l" niby,Ztro-therapy). "jnt?" luiral therapy intensive six N 01 mi hv a three , rtmrse w"" -'urchin Dean Onthank To L. A. Institute Karl W. Onthank, dean of per. occupational therapy at the Uni-tthey eame to Eugene In 1905. He versity of Southern California. This is part of an army pro gram, and upon completion of the course, the will spend eight months Interning at west coast 57 apprenticeship l treatment of pa un. fi army nP'""- Kid women, who are L to a professional fu- lILtemfol Patients tS army hospitals, these l will be eligible -.--harm from the Kumy corps and for ap tatTmedical department t therapy aides, with the M9 L mtm ttirf thai dirtr lob Jo rftfhnm useO-CEDAR It) GUARD. Smooth this ni new protective pr ttm over buds, irouod fingernaiU work. Afttr wort, , off in dun water J ffi( it your i Crnticl. Not a t'JJ!Si- t(Olirei!, llfHtS Bunoroiu. i Y PINEAPPLE PIE JTHOUT PINEAPPLE IS another point.sldppuig . mo now the family will I To cream pie filline add PPa Crescent Imitation fk Flavoring. It's delicious I At the Rex: THE SCIXrVANS Although this is the fictionized life story of the five Sullivan boys of Waterloo, Iowa, who went down together on the USS Juneau, it is not a war picture. It is the biog raphy of an ordinary American famiiy, snd one of the most warm ing, humorous, and wholly enjoy able pirtures of 1944. Being Irish, the Sullivan kids always were fighters. ' They de jended their rights, like a team, when a neighborhood gang insult ed their new-found pet and said there was no such thing as a "mongrel hound." Al, the young- j est, who was receiving his first , communion in church at the time, i heard the racket and ran out to lend a fist, yelling, "Hey, wait for me! Family teamwork almost back fired when Al brought home the girl he intended to marry, and the other four kidded her into believ. ing that Al was Just another guy with a line. The whole Sullivan clan rallied, that time, to apolo aize. 1 Such homespun Incident could have become gooey, but thanks to Director Lloyd Bacon and ScenSr ist Mary C. McCall Jr., sentimen tality largely is avoided. And the performances are uniformly sim ple and eloquent: Selena Royle and Thomas Mitchell as Ma and Pa, Edward Ryan as Al, Anne Baxter as the daughter-in-law, Buddy Swan as George as a child, and Bobby Driscoll as the young er AL The two women's perform ances are the most polished un derstanding, controlled but un ashamed of genuine emotion, lacking in false heroics. "The Sullivans" has no regular plot line except "growing up, ' no unsolvable conmcts. The numer ous, not obviously contrived scenes (such as the introduction of Al's girl to the family) pierce into reality. They are unusual be cause they are usual, because they reveal the drama and the beauty of the commonplace. Eugene Theaters: NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAMS MeDONALD: Suqdar through Tueaday, Two Girls and a Sailor." Wednesday ibronfb Saturday."H Happened Tomor row" and "Roger Touhy. Gangster." HEtljIG: Sunday through Wednesday, "Cobra Woman." Thursday and Friday. Attack! The BatUe for New Britain" and "Pardon My Rhythm." Saturday only. "Racket Man" and "Mojavo Fire brand.' STATE: Sunday ihroagh Tuesday. "The Lodger" and "Thank Your Lucky Stars." Wednesday and Thursday'Gang way for Tomorrow" and "Find the Blackmailer." Friday and Saturday, "The Ghost Ship" and "OuUrfwa of Stampede Pass." MATFLOTVER: Sunday and Monday. "Man from Frisco." Tuesday and Wed nesday. "Attack! Tho Battle for New Brltam" and "Pardon My Rhythm." Starting Thursday. "Cobra Woman." REX: Sunday and Monday. "Madame Curie." Tuesday and Wednesday, "Pan ama Hattie" and "The Moon and Six pence." Thursday through Saturday. "Lady in the Dark" and "The Falcon in Danger." was a member of the Betnesaa Lutheran church. Surviving are his wife; four sons, Nicholas, Jerry, Hans and Alviit, all of Eugene, and one daughter, Mrs. A. C. Joslyn of Portland; 16 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, .au n. viiuiaiiK, dean 01 per- . .. , ... X sonnel. left Wednesday for t.n hospitals. Miss Ontlrmk majored Angeles, where he will attend the i " . " -'ence me institute on student personnel1 university and was a member work at the University of Cali-1 of ?emr Slx of P Beta Kappa. i . . . . . 1 narinnnl ri.)inlactin tin....-., iui nid, t,os Angeies, irom July .. " ..-... u 24 to 28. The institute is beine ! Te" as P'aeni oi me Aiued . interment will be held in collaboration with west- j Art League. iqof cemetery, Poole ern personnel service, and the' . mortuary in charge. theme of the conference will beiL . ki n . t t-osiwar Counseling on the Col rr of thif year. He is survived hy his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Rice of Maple ton; three sisters, Shirley, June and Lois, all at home, and his grandmother, Mrs. Constance El nan of Swisshome. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the Grange lege Campus.' Miss Edith Onthank, daughter of Dean and Mrs. Onthank, who received her bachelor of science from the university this spring, Funeral services will be held at ; hall in Mapleton, Rev. F. M. Knoll Ik- t-i 1 1. c-t, n, ' I fi..i t. , i m o uml inlArmant in h scnoiastic honorary. as;n B,v i p. nisn nffirlatinJ I.O.O.F. cemeterv. Militnrv nnnr. the new ices at the graveside will be con- La r s e n ducted under the auspices of tht U. S. coastguard from Siuslaw station. Poole-Larsen mortuary of Eugene has charge of arrangements. fririctmri KI R are air am Will idllVII li VVIII3CI - j - p-. Christian N. Bertelsen. 85, of KOyiTtOna U. RlCC the Danebo community near Eu- MAPLETON Raymond O. Rice, gene, died at the home of his son, ! 18, seaman 2-c in the U. S. naval Wednesday. He was a native of I reserve, died at the naval hospital Denmark, born In September, in Seattle Sunday, following an luft earlier thi -, (" nauciaicv, una tie cume uiness oi io aays. ne was oorn V month for Los , to this country, to Iowa, at the I at Florence, Feb. 12, 1926, but had , Kar. a age OI j Y- Me was marrlea lo isnse lived all his life at Mapleton. He four month training course in I Raun in Iowa, March 3, 1890, and (entered the naval service in Janu- Mrs. Beckwith Wills $4000 l-o Church Mrs. Alice M. Beckwith, pio neer Eugene resident, who died here 'a few days ago, bequeathed Eugene Rerister-Guartl, Thursday, July 20, 1944. Fag 13 $4000 to the First Congregational church of Eugene, it is . revealed in her will, admitted to probate Thursday. The estimated value of the property of the estate is $80,000, according to the petition filed to probate the estate. Remainder of the property was bequeathed to brothers and sisters and other close relatives. Mrs. Mabel Selover, a sister of Mrs. Beckwith, and Orem C. Da vis are named as executors. The $4000 bequeathed to the local church is "to be used by the organization for the advancement of the Christian religion," accord ing to wording of the will. Estimated value of the estate is divided equully as personal and real property, the petition states. SUGAR STAMPS COBB INDEFINITELY iarr TY PUDDING' Ftfrf WHOLE FAMILY lonoaltsniatfifen-ni! fw euitird bread nuddin pom Almond Extract.., Fra Crescent Orange i Crescent Mapleine. CRESCEIIT 1 SPICES FLAVORS rJK owllly be twe is eat r- mnori. M your grc rank of second lieutenant, army of the U. S. To be eligible for selection for one of these courses, an enlisted member of the women's army corps must meet the following qualifications: 1. She must not have passed her 38th birthday on the opening date of the physical therapy course. 2. She must have completed four years in an approved col lege with a major in physical education, or must have had two years in an approved college with emphasis on the biological sciences. She must pass her intel ligence test. George E. Dorman George E. Dormap, 62, of route 2, Springfield, died Wednesday at a local hospital. He was born June 19, 1882, at Danville, N. H. in world war I, he served as a first lieutenant in the army en gineers. He is survived bv his wife. Helen M. Dorman: a son. Private Charles A. Dorman, who is in the u. 5. army, serving in England. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10:30 a. m at the Poole-Larsen mortuary. Rev. E. S Bartlam officiating. Military serv ices will be held in the family plot at Laurel Hill cemetery. WsnHUROrtim L e? . la a I ...Miff ' T.Jelf v" 10 Flavortd to the family's taste! Crisp, crunch- bis cuits in convenient spoon size. The heart goodness of 100 whole wheat. Ask for "Shreddies"! rtl Kt0 ,T NAiiseo Si ryi J NMIONAl IISCUIT COMPANY tha erif. I MSkratleMWtiMttaln you gat vhat poa pap for tvAen you buy produce at Safevay Some of us can remember the days when a dry-goods clerk would measure ribbon by her arm's length (you got your money's worth when the clerk was long-armed!) nowadays, ribbon is measured by the standard 36-inch yard! The modern way of measuring value in fresh fruits and vegetables is just as accurate: pricing by the 16-ounce pound that's the Safeway method! i Z Apricots Ciii a t ,1 'rV-' The Dalles Choice fruit II e2 I tor tanning at II II j Lowest Market Prices j j Par lb. U Calavos Salad fruit deluxe ....... .Lb. 25c Celery criip, Oregon green 1 Lb. 14c Zucchini Squash Good "bakers" ... Lb. 9c Crook Neck Squash Mil .. ......Lb. 9c Cantaloupes Golden-ripe, top quality Par lb. Lemons sunkist. juicy Lb. 12c Tomatoes Red, ripe, delicious ..............Lb. 15c Potatoes New crop..: ........5 n.20c Oranges Large Sizes ........... . Lb. 10c Snowdrift Cuts in quickly 3 !ilr 67c rTjrOU DOr H "Pi JULIA LEE WRIGHT'S white 1 ilJUOlJ, DxlLjflLs or wheat fine, even textured .. loaf VA lb. 13c Camay Soap Dainty Complexion Soap 3 Bars 19C Swan Soap AU purpose floating soap 5c Beg. Bare HONEYMAID GRAHAM CRACKERS .. PEANUT BUTTER Real Roaet ORANGE MARMALADE Exquisite Brand , MOLASSES Red Hon Brand . PANCAKE FLOUR Susanna ....... ........... SYRUP Karo Blue Label 5-lb. glass............. 2 lb. box 29e ....2 lb. !ar 39e 1.2 lb. Jar 37e ...2 lb. 4 os. Jar 19e ,...40 t. pkg. ISe .....................40c CAMPBELL'S SOUPS Veg. Beef Chicken Noodle . 14c Palmolive Soap Economical bath site Cm Large bars 19c Peet's Granulated SOAP POWDER 33 oi. box 26c Hot Sauce, Gardenslde (2 pts) 8 oc. can 5c Vinegar, Old Mill Cider Qt 15e; PL Sc Cherub Milk, 3 cans for 2 points 3 for 25c Edwards Coffee 1 lb. Jar .......28c Borden's Hemo 1 lb. Jar ... 59c Ovaltine Choc, or PL. 16 os. and 14 oi. 61c Canterbury Tea Black. ' lb.........22c Sank a Coffee deaffeined, lb. 36c Sno-White Salt, PL or iodised. 28 ex. 7e Vanilla and Lemon. Westag flavors 4 os. 7e Deviled Ham Cudahy, 3 os. can 14e Fisher's Zoom hot cereal, 20 ox. .. 19a While Shoe Cleaner Shinola, tube .....9c Sweetheart Soap, 2 Reg. bars 13c Old Dutch Cleanser 2 14-os. cans ........15c Cala Dog Food dehydrated. 8 ox. 3 for 10c iakeaFie! Even the pastry can be made on em easy ' summertime schedule. Here's a suggestion: make a double balch of your favorite pastry recipe, putting it together in the "cool of the morning." What you don't use Immediately can be left dry, or moistened and wrapped : in waxed paper, before placing it in the re frigerator. It's no more work than making a single batch, and the next time . . . there's the pastry all ready to use for tarts or turn overs or other fresh fruit delicacies. ' 1 ' For especially good pastry, use SHORTENING For pastry, cakes and for frying there's no finer shortening than speedy mix Royal Satin, so easy to cream, so delicate in flavor Try It . . on our money-back guarantee 1 Sugar Cured Picnics Mild flavor ................ Lb. 32c Piece Bacon Any site cut ..... .. - -. ... Lb. 33c Ground Beef Fresh ground ........................... Lb. 28c Fresh Beef Tongues Lb. 36c Chinook Salmon Sliced troll caught ............ Lb. 45c Sirloin Steak 13 pts. lb. Grade A Grade B 40c Lb. 33c Round Steak 15 pts. lb. Grade A Grade B 38c Lb. 34c Short Ribs All Grade Lb, .19c Beef Roast 6 pts. lb. Ann it Blade Cut Grade A Grade B 27c 25c Sale of VEAL! No Points! A Real Value! "A" Grade "B" Grade Rump Roast . . Rib Chops ; . , Shoulder Steak Shoulder Roast Breast of Veal . Lb. 33c Lb. 38c Lis. 28c Lb. 28c Lb. 21c 30c 36c 25c 25c 19c Shredded Ralston It ox. pkg. 11c Puffed Wheat 8psrkles pkg, 9c Nabisco Bran 100, 8 os. pkg. 9c Raisin Bran Kellogg, 10 ox. pkg. 10c Puffed Wheat ........ 7e xtra Values in Canned Goods Buy in Quantities1. Apple Juice String Beans Diced Beets HOOD RIVER Pure, invigorating WHITE TAG No. 2 cans WHITE TAG No. 2 cans Pint bottles 24 in case.. Case of 24 BBSAaV Case of 24... 2 Swift's Prem Whole Corn Diced Carrots READY-TO-EAT MEAT 12 os. cans 12 in Case.. COUNTRY HOME 24 in Whole Kernel No. 2 eansCase.. ALL GOOD 12 in Fancy No. 303 glass Case.. 4.4J n.i9 a