Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, November 21, 1946, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextiK.';, ("'V?! .1.1 .5. '."I lililil ::t -;." ' ' . in : : ' r.Ji '.Y iVii. ' I-.''.'., j -'.;;. w y jMk.-!v:iS 01 rC;'1 1 1.1 '"'.'I 5.3 J'J, 1-V in i'ts'v'!ivi ;! !i ' h:"'-:' lif:.' ai'3:i!i(4i ?:i;te:s'i'i r1.,.- (''' i'.'v! 'ii .V -tm Mi mi m (.,'i'V' mm mm mm Is t : I Vttrtf '.in n !5i 0 1 nil Pare t. Engene ReglstCT-Gusril, Ewrmt, Ore.. Than., Nov. 1, IMIL-I Mf- fl. YTumen nan To Begin Campaign el cviet UN Man rf by Robber NEW .YORK (U.I9 Gregory Stadnik, 42, an Ukrainian dele gate to the United Nations, was wounded in the thigh early Thurs day during a holdup of a Man hattan delicatessen. He was taken to Roosevelt Hos pital wheer his condition was re ported not serious. Police said Stadnik and A. D. Zlenan, another Soviet delegate, met two gunmen emerging from a delicatessen which the thugs had roooea or 515U. . Apparently- one of the thugs muiooK me delegates for detec tives and opened fire, police said No attempt was made to rob them Kilroy Gets Around, Crab Seeker Learns CHARLESTON, Ore. (U.R) Leonard Hall, local crab fisher man, hauled up one of his pots from five fathoms of water in Coos Bay here Thursday. In it he found a note in a bottle. The note said: "Kilroy was here." Otherwise, the pot was empty, Cody sorghum, a western plant oemg tesiea lor wide use as a starchy food, was named for Buf falo Bill Cody. SHAMROCK TEA ROOHI Tasty Lunches Served Dally 11 'HI 2:30 SPECIAL PLATE Main dish soup, rolls, Jelly and drink Special T-Bone steak Special Businessmen's Table Pie Cake Donuts Special Hamburger PENNEI'S BALCONY Lundstroma, Mgn, Increased Sugar Ration Predicted WASHINGTON U.R Reliable government sources said Thurs day the basic sugar ration for consumers will be boosted by one third early next spring, probably in April, At the same time, they said, in dustrial users such as soft drink and food manufacturers will get a comparable increase by having their allocations hiked from 60 to 70 per cent of their 1940-41 base period. These sources said an anticipat ed improvement in Cuban sugar Taxpayers Cough Up When Agents Added LOS ANGELES U.R The Bu reau of Internal Revenue's an nouncement last year that its staff of invest eators would be greauy , ,hm '. ,M. L. j,. Irocket obtained photos of earth at increased to ferret out income tax : j::itLJ": "'van .mm. 0( 65 j-im Camera Gets High Photos WASHINGTON Scien- rv,itolOC.n olrmon U aaet USIS WHO SeiJl S Uiwuwu f.- side and' Mrs. Dan Wynn, chair-j camera aloft ln " Gerrnan V-2 (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) tricts are headed bv brigadiers and captains. A complete list of the;elosed Thursday. workers will appear in the Reg- Inls a'l,lu"c "" , j.. r- j cj... half nt h Un ted States theoretic- iBiei-uuaiu 4-riuujr. , . T . ..... . . ... - ..t.!Li. i. n snpnrtve was revealed bv . 1. me Men s division is neaaeo ny.auy woum nave oeen v,?.u,: '; -:;: , .mmi5sinn.r of cans to rush to Uncle Sam with an additional $170,000,000. The effect of the announcement on taxpayers with uneasy con- mc- Cliff Culp, with ffiree major sec-1 observer with unlimited eyesight tiom under the leadership of Art and unobstructed vision. Ericksen, Dr. C. H. Michel and: xhe camera, of course, failed to Jim Rodman Jr. take in this much territory. The One Shortage best shot was obtained at around Only one section of the huge 65 miles altitude and covers an Women's Division was short of; estimated 40,000 square miles or volunteer workers Thursday morn- earth at the horizon, with the cam- Wife Earns Too Much So Cop Wants Divorce LOS ANGELES (U.R) An at tractive Australian war bride who makes $300 a month as a drive-in restaurant carhop was sued for divorce Thursday. Traffic Patrolman Robert D. Cutts, 23, ex-Navy petty officer, said his wife of three years, Eileen Mary, 21, made mm -sick, nerv ous ana aistressea. nt com plained it was impossible to live with a woman making that much money. ing. Mrs. Wynn, chairman of the west side. Issued a public appeal to women residents of the area that lies north of the S. P. tracks from Skinner's Butte and which extends to Bailey- Avenue, to vol unteer for service In the appeal by phoning her or campaign head quarters. "We need at least seven women from this district to complete our internal revenue, at a Tax Exec utives Institute dinner Wednes day night. shlomenti will make the inrreaie organization," she said possible. But they said there Is ' we expect me tneater to oe no prospect sugar rationing can '"led ' capacity Friday morning, be abandoned comnletelv before wnen our volunteer women re- the spring of 1S48. ceive their supplies, get one of the View Masters that have been loaned to the chest and start out to put this year's chest appeal for $1U,71S over the top in record time," she said. RANCHER KILLS BEAR WILLAMINA UP) A 307 pound bear that has been feasting on sheep and goats ln this dis trict was killed Wednesday on the John Breeden ranch when the The Dominican Republic was owner discovered the animal eat- the site of one of the first Euro ing a slain goat and later tracked pean settlements in the new it with dogs. world. era around 720 miles away. It shows clouds between earth; and the camera; the earth is ais tinguishable and the sky and earth may be seen at the horizon. Scien tists said the earth's curvature may be noted in this picture. Some of the other photos were at an altitude too high for land marks to be distinguishable but some experts believed one photo showed the Boulder Dam and the Colorado River from an altitude of about 60 miles. BRIDGE DESIGNER DIES SAN FRANCISCO (U.PJ Tim othy L. Pflueger, architect who helped design the San Francisco- Oakland Bay bridge and its San Francisco terminal, the Union Square Garage, and many struc tures at the Golden Gate Inter national Exposition, died Wednes day night of a heart attack. He was 54. Dow-Jones Dow Jones closing bond aver ages: 4D hnnris 102.71! off 0.22 10 higher grade rails 109.82 off nan 10 second grade rails 90.59 off 0.51 10 public utilities 107.04 un changed 10 industrials 103.60 off 0.02. ii FIRST AID KITS Complete, Automobile Type $1.75 I. VITAMIN-A 3" 50,000 U. S. P, 100 Capsules . VICKS VATROfJOL 39s Large 50c Size KreOmul COUGH SYRUP 33' Creosote, Wild Cherry, 60c Size Cty. MrnHrnt tutmf he. 194 JEURELLE SOAP Special Value ....... 3 Bars WHITE PR0-PHY-LAC-TIC COMBS All Styles PUREPAC C ASTORIA 2 o For Minor Gastric Distress in Infants arid Children PENNY-WISE COLD TABLETS Quick, Effective Belief .. 25 Tablets MEN! eilimi M0 RAZOR BURN PALMOLIVE (BRUSH LESS SHAVE WHEATAMIN VITAMIN SYRUP FOR CHILDREN 1 (Vitamin A and D Plus Complete B Complex Group) Pleasant Tasting Formula 3l-OZ. f Aft 7-oz. Bottle llW7 Bottle IIUJIIUI IE. I J l Travel" UQ Sets 1.09 i55 trAjM 40 East-Broadway RADIO PROGRAM TRTOSDAT NIGHTS 769 WEST 6TH AVE. Add 20 Federal Excise Tax to Cosmetics TWO GERMANS FREED FRANKFURT (U.PJ The uer- man news agency Dana reported from Stuttgart Thursday that U.S. Army security officials have released two of the 19 former SS men and Hitler Youths arrested in connection with recent bomb ines in the Stuttgart area. The two were freed for lack of evi dence, it was said. Twelve of the 13 now held have confessed, the Army said. Shanghai Drives For UN Branch Office SHANGHAI (U.R) In response to a suggestion by United Nations Secretary - General Trygve Lie, civic leaders and newspapers in Shanghai Thursday opened a campaign to establish a UN branch center here. Morning editions displayed pic tures and stories of a proposed Shanghai skyscraper designed by Architect Paul C. Chelazzi as a site for the branch headquarters. Lie has suggested that seven such centers be set up throughout the world. AT HOME ON RAILROAD BOSTON U-PJ In a drive to eliminate smoking' in coaches, placing feet on seats and stamp ing out cigarettes against uphol stery, Boston and Maine Railroad emnloyes are handing passengers leaflets which say, "You wouldn't dare do these things at home." Snakes ordinarily us. their venom apparatus as a defensiv. weapon only. NEW SHIPMENTJ7 6 LINCOLN'S STORE SURVIVES DANVILLE, 111. U,PJ Th e drug and sundries store which had Abraham Lincoln as its most famous customer is starting its second century here. Now it is split into two firms, the Wood bury Book Co, and the Woodbury Drug Co. TO RUN A RAILROAD SWAMPSCOTT, Mass. (U.R1 Electronic signal . devices ' soon will enable one dispatch center to control the movements of railroad trains for 2000 miles, according to a speaker at the convention of the Association ol American nau-roads. BLOOD TO BE SOLD SAYRE, Pa. (U.R) Tin con tainers of blood plasma, carrying simple instructions, will go on sale to the public before long, ac cording to Dr. William Beck of the Robert FacKer Hospital s surgery staff. GUNMAN GETS CASH PORTLAND (U.R) An un masked gunman walked oiit of Ihe Coffee Cup Cafe, on Portland's East side, with $932 cash late Wednesday after threatening the operator, James Hyde. . j SALEM WATER BANNED SALEM (U.R) The city of Sa lem Thursday served notice that it will cut off the water supply to 100 residences usingcity water outside the city limits.' The order takes effect Jan. 1. SNELL URGES COURSE SAN FRANCISCO OP) Class room education in motor vehicle driving was advocated by Gover nor Earl Snell of Oregon In a speech Wednesday night before the American Assn. of Motor Vehicle Administrators annual banquet. DOG CATCHER FOOLED EVANSTON, 1U. (U.R) Chief dog catcher John Hoffman fired two shots at the rattlesnake coiled on a citizen's lawn, approached cautiously to investigate, and found the plaster paris scare la beled "Made in Texas." Anise seed, now baked in rolls and found to be good for colicky babies, is mentioned, in the Bible. puiinDCiro UIIILUIIbllUAo NIGHT COUGHS St When coughing spasms of colds are o alarming, Penetro brings com fort and encourages restful sleep. PENETRQaSRUB Here's Where to Get Winterproofing Now Winterproofing time it here.. .time to replace worn out oils, check park plugs, battery, tires, lights and other part? of your car so that you'll get better performance and safer driving this winter. We can service your car right nnw. Drive in for our expert Vtatirsml service. You'll drive out ttith a safer, better running car. ART MOHAN'S MOBIL SERVICE 8th A MAIN SPRINGIELD PHONE 384 Axa m mm n - IN BLACK OR BUoil' I H f,UBAN 0R FUT "S Misses' and CMdrtri,$fy I ) "''Hj V" "s Jj - 991 , T"I WILLAMETTE I L- STREET IHliLi;s;eir; Clearance oi Meady-to-Wear Cmtimues ! Reijular mrehaneHs from our regular stocks ..... slashad in price for Immediate clearance. Our buyers are in the eastern -markets now and they send word that clothlna prices will be higher next season and the styles little changed. Even in view ol this we are clearing our stock because the manufacturers were late with their delivery so we are passing these tremendous values en to you. All sales final, no refunds, no exchanges, no C. O. D.'s. COATS Fur-trimmed Dress Coats....Formerly 129.50 ..-.' ". ; , Formerly 89.00. TJnfrimmed Drees Coats Wool Sports Coats Wool Sports Coats ...... now M.00 ..I............ now 89.00 ..Formerly 69.95 to 125.00 now 49.00 to 69.00 , .Formerly 39.95 to 59.95 now 87.00 to 45.00 .Formerly 29.95 to 38.50 ........ 18.00 to 29.00 SUITS Wool Dressmaker Suits Wool Suits .'.........:...... Wool Suits..... Formerly 59.95 to 110.00 now 95.00 to 79.00 .. Formerly 35.00 to 55.00 now 80.00 to 35.00 , Formerly 25.00 to 35.00 now 15.00 to 20.00 now 24.00 now 18.00 now 15.00 now 12.00 DRESSES Dresses Formerly 59.95 to 1 10.00 now 40.00 to 79.00 Dresses Formerly 49.95 .. ...... now 30.00 Dresses . . Formerly 39.95 Dresses ; :....Formerly 29.95 Dresses ; .....Formerly 25.00 '. Dresses ... Formerly 19.95 ... '. Dresses Formerly 16.95 . now 10.00 Dresses Formerly 12.95 . .'....... now 7.00 BLOUSES Striped Broadcloth ' Sports Blouses '. Formerly 9.95 now 3.00 Rayon Jersey Suit Blouses Formerly 8.75 now 3.95 Odds and Ends Blouses ....Formerly 6.95 to 25.00 now Vi Wee ' Wool Jersey Suit Blouses ...-...'............Formerly 10.95 : now 6.00 Crepe Suit Blouses Formerly 9.95 now 5.95 SWEATERS Long Sleeve Slip-on and ',- -! ' Cardigan Sweaters Formerly 8.95 now ' 5.00.. Odds and Ends Table of Sweaters Formorlv fie i uos . ' , V4 Price All Wool Plaid Skirts Formerly 10.95 , All Wool Shetland Skirts.... Formerly 8.95 ... All Wool Jersey Dirndl Skirts Formerly 12.95 . Plus Fed. Tax. , now , now , now 5.00 5.00 7.00 feme 0n Sfr? I I lw Uss