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Mn. Ro(tr Houglum'i classes,
arc writing ur piays as pari
of their study ot the Greek the
ater. These plays will be pre
sented In costume some tlm next
week, for the drama students.
' Members of the Paletteen en
tertained 18 art teachers from the
district at a tea held in thu new
partially finished Paletteer room
March 6. from 4 to 6.
The club will hold open house
sosme time this week, when the
Paletteers room will be com
pleted. Paletteers are purchasing their
own art library for the room by
collection of dues. In order to
amplify the fund they hope to
have a coke machine, with profit
which will go Into the library,
also. They also purchased the
Capehart collection of famous
paintings, the Oregon Journal
collection of old and new masters
and the portfolio of famous
American painters.
Paletteers Intend to order a
year's subscription to Readers
Digest, Fortune, American Artist,
and Design.
The room has been designed
chiefly for relaxation when stu
dents can study on art work
during study halls. Robert Banis.
ter, adviser, believes in the the
ory that art students will appre
ciate and can work better, in a
pleasant, quiet atmosphere.
Only art students will be per
mitted to use this room.
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Ballet Troupe Coming
Three of the world's most fam
ous ballets will be presented here
when the San Francises Ballet
company, 'part of the San Fran
cisco Opera company, cornea to
lugene Tuesday, April 10. -
The gay, heart-catching tunes
and exquisite dances of Tschai
kowsk's "Nutcracker Suite;" In
Old Vienna," set to the lovely,
lilting waltz tunes of Johann
Strauss, and the famed second act
of "Swan Lake," probably Tschai
kowsky's best known ballet, will
be iftven.
School children, in two shows
at the McDonald theater on the
morning of April 10, will see 'The
Nutcracker Suite" and ."In Old
Vienna." Adults will have an op
portunity to see all three of the
ballets on the evening of April 10,
m an 8:13 p. m. presentation at
McArthur court.
Retail Sales Here
Rise 15 Per Cent
Retail sales in Eugene jumped
16 per cent during the month of
January, the Associated Press re
ports. The census bureau reported that
the month was swamped with shoe
and clothing sales. Oregon shop
pers spent $1.31 for shoes com
pared with every dollar marked
up a year ago.
A 28 per cent boost was shown
in men's clothing sales, with an
equal gain in merchandise from
family clothing stores. Flowers
were popular for every dollar
spent a year ago, $1.20 was paid
last month.
The state's Independent dealers
handling all types of goods re
ported a sales gain ot 11 per cent
Overseas Wac May
Follow Hubby Home
"A woman serving overseas
with the women's army corps may
request return for duty in the
United States when her husband
is returned to this country from
a permanent overseas assignment
with any of the armed forces,"
Lt. Elsie K. NedroW, local wac
enlistment officer, announced
Tuesday.
The new ruling applies to army
nurses, hospital dieticians and
physical therapy aides, as well as
wacs, the recruiter said.
Theater commanders are au
thorized to return for duty in the
United States any woman officer.
woman warrant officer or enlist
ed woman, upon her request and
presentation of satisfactory evi
dence that her husband has been
returned to the states for reas
signment, hospitalization or hon
orable discharge. ,
The new ruling, which applies
only to women overseas, Is in ad
dition to an older policy with re
gard to married members of the
women's army corps whose hus
bands have been discharged for
medical reasons.
In this case, consideration Is
given to the circumstances aris
ing out of the wac's husband's
discharge from any of the armed
forces or from the merchant ma
rines for disability or his reten
tion In the service for medical
treatment.
If he Is dependent upon her for
care or support, or for a material
contribution to his reconditioning,
the woman soldier may ask for
her own discharge, Lt Nedrow
revealed.
:
Lonely Girls Lower
Ideals, Says Doctor
WASHINGTON U.R Don't
feel too flattered if the girls whis
tle at you, miater: it's probably be
cause they've lowered their stand
ards. Whatever the reason, the fact Is
some girls have taken to whistling
at men and you can blame it all
on the manpower shortage. Dr.
Henry Bowman discusses the sub
ject in the April issue of American
magazine and comes up with some
startling sidelights. He is director
of the division of home and family
living at Stephens college, Colum
bia. Mo.
Bowman says many ( girl has
become a huntress, boldly seeking
dates and even proposing mar
riage. They'll whistle at passing
male and try to date anything
"that grows whiskers or peach
luzz.
Eugene Register-Guard, Tuesday, March 13, 1945 . Pag Il
gram is to continue at top speed,
declared Bell.
4)
Anthropologists declare that
tne colder the climate, the nar
rower the nose.
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akin on your feet itch, crack, peel
and blister? Many ot these sym
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Athletes Foot. Get Dorkloff's to
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Results guaranteed. adv.
Navy Recruiting Record
Records for the past 11 months
were shattered in February in the j
navy's No. 1 recruiting program
the enrolling ot radio technician
(radar) trainees it was an
nounced by W. E. Bell, chief spe
cialist of the Eugene navy recruit
ing station.
Enlistments in this recruitment
branch surpassed any other single
month's performance1 back to
March of last year, Bell said, and
was one of the best months since
R. T. procurement began nearly
three years ago.
The splendid showing comes at
a time when radio technician can
didates are vitally needed in the
navy's long-range training pro
gram, but thousands more will
have to be forthcoming if the pro-
SONOS SY
Morton Downey
Jbnny lyttH'i OrdiuhQ
Ihttntitf tody, David Ion
KORE 9:15 A. M.
.MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Tfcsi Ceea.Cola Bottling Co.
of Bniene
tnotiisiiiii
SPENCER Clara Bond Spencer-,
died at her home in the Osburn (
apartments tn Eugene on March j
12 at the age ot 80 years. She f
was a member of the Christian t
church. Mrs. Soencer was born !
January 20. 186S. In Eugene. ;
daughter of Allen and Rachel ;
Bond, early pioneers. Surviving i
are a son. C. B. Spencer of
Salem: daughter. Mrs. Edwin A.
Stratton of Missoula, Mont; sis
grandchildren and five great-.
S-andchlldren: two sisters. Mrs.
ora Thomas of Twin Falls,?
Idaho, and Mrs. Charles Mink-,
ler of Portland: one brother.
S. L. Bond of Irving. Funeral '
services will be held from the :
Veatch-Hollingsworth chapel on ,
Thursday, March IS. at 2 p. m.
Rev. Frank L. Cook will offi-.
date and interment will be In ,
the family plot In the Maionie
cemetery. J
Funeral Notice 7S
MARTIN Funeral services tor
Lila M. Martin, of Mapleton,
who died on March 11 at a local
hospital, will be held on Thurs
day. March 15. at 2 p. m, at the ;
Sunnydale cemetenr near Drain. -Veatch
- Hollingsworth are in
charge of funeral arrangements. "
HOWARD Funeral services for
Mary E. Howard will be held at-:
the Veneta Baptist church on
Thursday, March 18, at it.in.
Rev. C. E. Dunham will officiate
and Interment will be in the''
Inman cemetery. The Simon'
chapel Is in charge.
Funeral Director! 100
Eugene Hi News
take place In the near future, the
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Mork Markets i
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Pi "isrket after rl.r.
r". "Ikollne en the in-
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P0ie,,2 ortnclp.l bol-
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KSeia To"1! "slst.nl soots
ts. J"n B.t., cmrsier.
If.
I club will take a 3 5 -millimeter
nrtSinM Mrih B .r,d!wiU e as many pictures as
thanked students for their coop- ,
erabon with the Red Cross drive. ... Carlson d Do,ores M,,.
Candidates for next year s stu- i... wor. ),-. h il. .ws
dent body officers were also an- staH Doy and glri 0f tne
nounced at this meeting. Run- : week for week of Marcn i0.
ning for president are: Wesley j Carlson, senior, was selected for
Nicholson, Dick Moll, and Art j tne outstandlng work he did on
Johnson; for vice-president: Gor- i the pr0grams for the Eugene hUh
don Diebel, and John Banks; and i MyrtIe Point gamei and or h),
for secretary: Alice Kingman and . rejabie services as score-keeper
Phyllis Morgan. j at the games. Miss Miller, sopho-
The Junior English class of more, was chosen for the great
Mrs. Anita Davis has recently j amount of work she did on the
completed two notebooks, one on . recent sophomore dance,
shortstories and the other on j The jmefor the war stamp
verse, The students selected the and 00nd dance- has been
themes for their collections. changed from "stamp Album
These ranged from religion, war, gtamp to "Stamp Album
and flowers to the sea. Norman stomp." This was okayed by the
Read's notebook on short stories j student council. The queen can
was judged the best. Hi was i djdates will be chosen next week,
awarded a novel, "Crazy Wcath-1 Beginning drama students of
er." as first prize. Anotner dook
will be awarded for the best
poetry collection.
The meeting of the Ambassa
dors. March 7, In.joom 305, con
sisted of testimonies and singing.
Weekly devotions were given by
La Verne Caery.
The Eugene high A Cappeiia
choir was featured in a concert
at 'Wilson junior high Friday,
March 9.
The Snanish club wishes to
announce a meeting to be held
Wednesday, March 14, In room I
311 at 7:30. A film entitled La (
Vivienda en Chile will be shown !
to members of the club. The
movie, with dialogue in Spanish, I
is a travelogue. There will be ,
election of officers and group
singing to conclude the program. ,
The Camera club planned' a j
potluck for Tuesday, March 13,
at tlieir last meeting March B.
On a camera hike, which will
Dow-Jones
Preliminary Dow-Jones closing
stock averages: industrial, 1S7.59,
off 0.29; rail, S0.83, up 0.13; util
ity, 27.80, oft 0.04; and 65 stocks,
58.86, off 0.04.
Sales dropped to 760,000 shares
from 920,000 yesterday. Curb
turnover was 250,000 shares
against 280,000 Monday. Bond
volume was 8,170,000 against $7,-
870,000.
Dow Jones closing bond aver
ages: 40 bonds 106.58 up 0.06;
10 1st grade rails 114.90 off 0.10;
10 2nd grade rails 94.73 up 0.07;
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HEAL PROPERTY
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NOTICE Is hereby given that by vir
tue of an execution and order of sale
lwii.it out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Lane County the
lath day of Marcn, ivet, upon aria pur
suant to decree duly given and msde
by said Court the 10th day of Febru.
ary, 1S45, In . suit pending therein
m wnicn warren u. ramer md "'.t
M. Parker, hla wife, were plntntlffa
and Oregon Clays, an Oregon Corpora
tion, were defendants, which execution
and order of sale was to me directed
and commanded me to sell the real
property hereinafter described to sat
isfy certain liens and charges In said
decree specmed. X win on inursaay
the 13th day of April, IMS. at the hour
of 10:00 o'clock, A. M., at tho south
west door of the County Court House
la Eugene. Lane County, Oregon, offer
for aa a and sell at public auction roe-
cash, subject to redemption as provided
by law. all ot the right, title and in
terest of the defendanta tn aald eutt
and of all partlce claiming by, through
or under them or any of them In or
to the following described real property,
to-wlt:
Beginning at point !S.7S chains
north of the southwest eomer of Sec
tion XI Township IT South, Range S
West of tho Willamette Meridian: thence
North 1541. feeti thence Esst WOO
feeti thence South 1S4I.S feeti and
thence West 1990 feet to the place ot
beginning, tn ssld Lane County. State
of Oregon i excepting from the above
described land a trace of four acres.
more or less, eonveyed to Etna A.
Lawal the land hereby eonveyed con
taining 85 acres', more or less.
Dated this lllll dsy o( March, 1I4S.
O. E. CROWE, Sheriff pro-tern. By
C. L. Curtis, Deputy.
No. ISTO Tueedsy, April IS, IMS.
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120
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WISH to thank our manse
friends and relatives for their
many kindnesses and beautiful -floral
offerings during our re-n
cent bereavement.
MRS. FOREST ANDERSON
AND CHILDREN.
l WISH to express my sincere
tnaiiKS una appreciation to au
my neighbors and friends for
their kind help and sympathy
and floral tribute during the '
Illness and death ot my be- '
loved husband. . '
THEODORA ANTIPA3.
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ADMISSION
$1.60 per Person
Inc. tax
notice or rmAt srm.EMiiNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
the Executrix of the Eetate of Charles
J. Conkllns. deceased, hss fQed her
Final Account In aald estate In the
County Court of the State of Oreaon
for Lena County, and the Court hss
sprwlnted the nth day of March, 1S4S,
at ten o'clock A.M. of said day tn the
County Court room In the Court House
tn Euffene. Oregon, for the heir In, of
objections to aueh final account and
the settlement of sold eitete. ROMA C.
CONKL,rNO, Executrix. Calkins Ss Calk
ins, Attomaya for Estate.
No. IMS Tuee., March IS. IMS.
Tuning nr TTVAT. ati'i lstmenT
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN! That
Spencer R. Collins as Administrator of
the Partnarshlo Estate of E. C. HaU
a Fartnenhlp composed of X, C. Hall,
Donald W, Hell and Ellery C Hall,
who 1e now daoaasad. haa filed his
Final Aoeount and. the County Court of
Uio Bute of oreson for uns ivounry
hss fixed rrldey, the Smn dsy of
Msreh, 1S4S et the hour of loirs) o'clock
In the forenoon of said dsy In the
County Court Room of the County
rlMwS arouse. Eueene. Lane County,
Oreton as the time and place for the
hearing of said rinal Account. AU per
sona having objections thereto must
file the Sams on or before sold dste.
Dsted thla SOth day of rebrusry. 1S4S.
SPENCER R. COLLINS. Administrator.
Harris, Bryeon and Rlddlesberger, At
tomeys. No. ml Tuesdey, March . 141.
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NOTICE OT bTREET VACATION
TO ALL nalSONS WHOM XT MAT
CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY OtVErt, That
at a regular meeting of the Common
council of the) city of Eugene held
tn the Council Chambers In the city
H.TI la the City of Eugene, on Teb
ruary 11. IMS. there wee pessed by
the Common Council end approved by
the Mayor an ordinance setting a hear
ing to be held tt TiSO o'clock P. M. on
March as, 194ft, tn the Council Cham
bers In the City Hell tn said City, for
the purpose of hearing remonstrenees
end protest, against the vscstlon by
Ordlnenee by tho Common Council of
the following streets end alleys, to-wlt:
Maple Avenue from the South line
ef lath Avenue to the South line
of Plate of Victoria Heights,
That the Common Council win con
sider and act upon the proposed vaca
tion on the Kth dey of Msreh. 1945,
et f:S0 o'clock P. M. of aald day. In the
Council Chambere In the City HaU In
Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, and will
consider sn ordlnsnce vacating ssld
streets and alleys, and all persons hav
ing objections thereto or remonstrances
er protests, ere hereby notified end re
quested to present the same to the
Common Council In writing prior to
said hearing or at said hearing at ssld
time end place. JOHN rTELXtS. City
Recorder pro tern.
No. 1 Mo Tuesday. March SS. 141.
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Death Notices
SO
GOODMAN Grace Ethelyn Good
man or Aivaaore aiea on marcn
12 at the family home at the age
of 82 veara. She had lived in
Alvadore for more than 45 years
and was a member of the Chris
tian church. Surviving are her
husband, Frank F.,s sons, Dar
win F. at Wendllnff. Robert M.
of Tucson, Ariz., Elwin D. of
Shelburn. Donald B. of Oak
rldge; eight grandchildren: three
brothers, Fred C. Over, and John
R. Bvers of Portland and Seth
D. of Wendlln"' two half-sisters.
Mrs. Rosa Phillips of Sheridun
and Miss Ollie Bvers of Inde
nendence. Funertil services wilt
be held from the Veatrh-Hol-
llngsworth chapel on Wednes
day. March 14. at 2 n. m. Rev.
L. J. ruiton win oinciate ana
Interment will be In the liimun
DUNLAP Mrs. Helen Dunlno. a
resident of Medford, died at a
local hosn't'il on March 12 at
the age ol 58 years. The re
mains will be sent to Medford
for funeral services and inter
ment. The Simon chapel is In
charge.
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