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f age 8, Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Mob,, March 81. 1949 Eugene Man Is Suicide Bernal Van Bogart, SI. 131 Pearl St., Eugene, was found dead of a self-inflicted bullet wound In hl car Sunday at 8 a. m. by Mr. and Mr. John W. Lowe, Spring Held, Coroner Phil Bartholomew reported. The car wai parked on Harlow Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Lowe be came curious after they noticed the car on the way to the depot with friends, and saw that it was still there on their way home. Motive Unknown Bartholomew said Bogart had mUn himroif with ji nlstol. and that the pistol was found In his hand. No motive was Known. Yrfnnria mM thp ripad man had visited a tavern in Eugene and one in Springfield Saturday night He than uronf in hl anartment In Eu- gene about 2 a. m., and left at once. He was not seen again until his body was found. Relatives Notified The coroner said relatives in Hawkeye, Iowa have been noti fied. The body was taken to Bartho- lomew - Buell Mortuary pending Instructions from relatives. Bogart lived in Springfield be fore moving to Eugene, and at the time of his death was employed at a Eugene garage. German Sentenced For 'Match-Making' DUESSEI.DORF, Germany (AP) A German court at Wup Dertal sentenced Paul Friedrlchs to serve eight months in Jail Monday on a charge that he shared his wife with friends and fellow workers for pay. The prosecutor said "Friedrichs made extra money by Inviting friends and fellow workers to his home and then offering them his wife," who was described as be ing between 30 and 40 years old. The specific charge against Friederichs, a mechanic, was that he violated a German law barring "match-making." (ADVERTISEMENT) RELIEF AT LAST For Your COUGH CMomuIsIoti zellevw promptly btcautt tt goes right to the teat of the trouble to wlp loosen and expel germ laden phlegm tod aid future to too the and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggiit to Mil yon a bottle of Creomuhion with die understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money baoc. CREOMULSION for Coughs, ChestColds.Bronchirit A New, Fast SHIRT LAUNDRY ELECTRIC CLEANED S 1210 Willamette COMPACT VACUUM CLEANED Handsaker Electric Bale A Serrlee tM No. M Ph. 7M4-J Brand New DEXTER WASHER Formerly W.M now k r H S3 70 Wet Truth . . Fhene MI Pfl(lM"M" WW Helen Homemaker says: I shop at DICKSON'S mostly, because lis there fve found The best buys lor my money and I have looked around. They're courteous and Mendlyi Ihey try lo treat you right From six-thirty every morning until nine o'clock at night. TOMORROW'S SPECIALS:- j RAISINS PALOMAR GRATED TUNA 33c PLENTY OF HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE "Open Ever Day Roy end Pegoy A DICKSON $1MRKET Bids Called on Sewer 1 Line Construction Bids have been called by the city for construction of several sanitary tewer lines, City Record er Henry Biestel said Monday. First of the projects Is a six inch sewer on the west side of Olive St. between 23rd and 24th avenues, approximately 237 feet. The other is for a sewer line, 12 inches In size, on the north side of First Avenue from Blair Blvd. to the west city limits, about 1475 feet in all. P1n nnH flnprifirRtinni fnr thn v wu j uua nig ovono uiv aw uia ii fice of the city engineer in the . city hall. Deadline for the bids is Monday, March 28 at 2 p. m. Vetch Deadline , r 1 J C!l!-- XOQSQ TOT NUllO I The deadline for filing applica tions for certification of WiUam 'ette vetch has been extended, County Extension Agent O. S Fletcher announced Monday. His office will accept all applications up to and including March Fletcher said that the specialists from Oregon State College are scheduled to begin field inspec tions in the county on March 29. If possible, he would like to re ceive all applications by the end of this week to facilitate paper work. Farmers applying are reminded to bring the blue tags from all bags in which they purchased their certified seed last fall. That Is, seed which was used to plant the present crop of vetch. They also are asked to have with them records of crops grown in 1948. 1947 and 1948 on the ground where the vetch to be in spected Is now growing. Lane Dairymen Slate Annual Sessions The annual meeting of the Lane County Dairy Herd Improvement Assn., Is scheduled for Wednes day in the 4-H Club building on the county fairgrounds. General business will be con ducted in the morning session and the afternoon program is open to all dairymen whether or not they are members of the association. County Agent O. S. Fletcher said that the program should be of In terest to all dairymen. Officials of the group have an nounced that they have enough herds signed up to start another testing unit on April 1. There is room for several more herds in this unit and all interested farm' era are asked to contact the coun ty agent or one of the directors, IH Cuts Refrigerator Prices 8.3 Per Cent CHICAGO 0J.R) Officials of the International Harvester Co., announced Monday price reduc tions averaging 8.3 per cent on 1949 household electric refrigera tors. Several other companies. In cluding Sears Roebuck, have an nounced price cuts recently and International Harvester said the "competitive situation" forced the firm to reduce prices. The Harvseter officials said price of home freezers would re main unchanged. SI 3.30 Dow $6.00 Month .,lbfc 254,. 49c Bmt Christmas" Phone 4971 m -I Si PONCE PRODUCTS Mlseli Roman takes her choice of shoes, all made In the first shoe factory In her own town of Ponce, Puerto Rico, which pro duces 1,000 pairs mmii&mii&ILM HUE ""Ordered this Special Loof WAUT SHAD THAI 70ASTS BCTTtS n 1 1, Set v' Fresh Baked EHS Debaters Win Trophies Announcement of Eugene High School debate winners at Will amette University's ISth annual tournament held in Salem Friday and Saturday was made Monday by Harold W. Allison, debate coach at Eugene High School. Four first place trophies were won by the local group. Nancy Ann Yates won first arid Marvin Wegster won third place for ex temporaneous speaking; and Nan cy O'Connor won first and Mary Ann Yates, second place, for jnv prompt sneaking. The following teams tied for first place in senior division de bating: Pat Wasson and Howard Myers, and Ardlth Bailey and Phil Newman. Two Eugene High school teams won first place honors in junior debate: David Black, Bob Ford, and Billie Hamilton. Allison said that about SO de bate teams from all parts of Ore gon met in Salem for the debate. Eletcric eels are not eels, but are called so because of their shape and resemblance to true eels. mm s - in Eugene Jin n ngpj& u With arms upraised in characteristic gesture, this lifelike statue of Mahatma Gandhi, father of Indian independence, is near comple- , tion in London. The work of British sculptor Atri Brown, it will be cast in bronze,. WsJNu u wMw& mm OS t WANT smooth, even "4 Fresh Baked Here's How Too Ordered H... nereis How We Baked III f 1 Iti I I I r .I'll J 1' in Eugene Truman to Ask Military Fund WASmiNUTUN () p. , dent Truman is Congress for a free hand in allocai ', Inn TIT ... "iULdl- u.o ..ooicin Europe undpri the proposed billion dollar mil itary aid program. The program is scheduled to K0 to the Capitol about the same tim.! as the North Atlantic SecurUy! 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