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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1949)
WW Wins iContesI V rVThooL has been an. f the Future KJjwbW Better Farm-i F the southwestern The contest Is hfw the Kiwanis Clubs W rrA members to kfvidual farming prec is home iaim. . at vice-president F FFA chapter lasi 'rJas . member ol the rioaal Livestock Ex ''TaToutstainding in .Movement, and was VSTftT Lane County e, An. He raised t""',. hos.estab .iTtitr flock from k"1,. from the coop. rrTNational Poultry Mt Assn., uiifiw'" STnis beef stock. He has k seres of hay and has f,ai" hay production & grain. In the past "2Th . chicken house, frzL. h. laraest share property. Johnny also helped the is f neighbors during harvest season 'f Hinn freSIC During the annual Parent and iwm j Son banquet he was awarded thelkf ,.,-.--,... United States National Bank Pro-il 1 cWSDuDcr ject award for having the most . outstanding project in the Eugene UlTC Sff II chapter in the current year, and at the state FFA convention at Tillamook he was elected to the State .Farmer Degree. Johnny will have a booth at the State Fair and Lane County Fair this year. . - hi. father's ..nagemem Youths Missing In Germany FRANKFURT, Germany (U.R U.S. High Commissioner John J. McCloy has personally ordered "top priority" search for two American youth missing In Ger many for nearly two weeks. American investigators disclosed Saturday. The said agents of the super- secret counter intelligence Corps (CIC) have been drafted into the search for Warren Oelsner, 21, of Oyster Bay, L.I. and Peter Sellers, 19, of Radnor, Tenn. They vanished in the British zone of Germany after having !r"Vu"n" J." inquired about the possibility of h xtlZ. 7. riding their bicycles through the Russian zone to Berlin. LJ a- I- v my if Brisbane BV J Beetle's J, J I Windows 9 NANKING uP The Communist-controlled press Saturday fired its heaviest propaganda broadside against the United States. The daily, bitter press attacks reached a new height of intensity in editorials, which practically choked news off front pages. i The anti-American propaganda campaign has been sharply accel erated by publication of the'U. S. white paper on China. (The white paper laid down a policy of aiding Chinese to cast off the "foreign yoke" of a Red regime which served Russian imperialism.) Fifth Column The official Communist Hsinhua (New China) Agency charged the United States with fostering a fifth column behind Red lines and with encouraging and assist ing sabotage by "Nationalist spe cial bandits." (The Nationalists, when they were riding high, referred to the Communists as "bandits.") With the opening of large-scale campaigns to suppress peasant un rest in north, central and east Navy Reserve Plan Takes in Women The U.S. Naval Reserve Pro gram has been expanded, allowing women without previous military experience to enroll, it was an nounced this week. Women high school graduates, between the ages of 18 and 40, who have no minor dependents, are eligible. In Eugene they may telephone 5-1041 for more Information. Reservists need not quit their iobs or cive un their social life. Thew stav civilians and hwnmf. dent of China who is a noted mis. eligible to receive navy training jsionary and educator, has a large nave said tne United States is backing Nationalist agents who are supposed to be leading the in. surrections. The agency's editorial said Sec retary of State Acheson s state, ment of basic principles meant i policy of supporting China's war lords and continuing the economic blockade of Communist ports. In explaining away the Nation. alist blockade, the Communist? consistently place the blame on the United States. Criticism also was heaped upon U. S. Ambassador J. Leighton Stuart, now in Washington. This criticism significantly is aimed at educated Chinese opinion It urges this section of Chinese life to drop "illusions about America. Stuart, a lifelong rest In their spare time. They may join the Naval Reserve units that meet weekly at the Training Center, 1520 I3th Ave. W. This is the first opportunity that non - veteran women have had to join the Naval Reserve. following among Chinese intelles. tuals. The diatribes seem aimed at eliminating this following. BRISBANE ELECTRIC INC. - hit Grave, Ore. Phone IS Novel Cycling Ad To Be at County Fair A European novelty cycling act has been signed to play daily at the Lane County Fair Sept. 21-24, Fair Manager Herb Welch has an nounced. The act will be presented by two young women known as the Diacoffs from London, England, who ride bicycles in a specially built Veedome. They ride at a 45 degree angle, passing each other with only seven inches to spare. They also ride blindfolded and without using the handlebars. Welch said the act is the only one of its kind in the world today. Police Probe Slaying OGDEN, Utah (U.P-A youth who killed a woman and left her nude body in a hotel room here was questioned Saturday about the slaying last month of a pretty K-year-oid Mormon Sunday school teacher. Richard Dix Pack, 23. of Poca- tello, Idaho, confessed Friday that he slew Shirley V. Scott. Seattle, in a hotel here where they reg istered lor nucit purposes. in FARMERS FLY TO FAIR Oregon's state fair in Salem al. ways has an agricultural empha. sis. mis year s exposition Salem, Sept 5 to 11, however, will have a new farming twist. The "Oregon Flying Farmers' will descend en masse on the fair grounds, Tuesday, Sept. 6, as part of Farm organization day. Over 100 planes will be landed on the fair's parking area 'S 956 Willamette WE STILL HAVE OPENINGS FOR Experienced CREDITMGR. SALES GIRLS FOR COATS SUITS DRESSES lingerie Window trimmer APPLY Monday FINK'S SI Willamette WATCH-WAIT GRAND OPENING FRIDAY August 26th 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. $5,000.00 Worth of Free Orchids To Everyone No Purchase Necessary NEW FALL Where and YOU Back-to-School Buy COATS -SUITS Style DRESSES and LINGERIE Quality SPORTSWEAR for Sizes 9-17 -10-20 LeSS 08-41 Wi-UYi Register-Guard. Eugene, Ore., Sun., Ang. 21, 1949 Page IX WE GIYE GREEN STAMPS WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS You've god to see them to believe it! m00 to $55 values to sell at s995 to s1695 Manufacturers closeout of WWjfiflWft (3 JACKETS -"" 1 ., ,. . .mv it I t rfi " A JLZI Red.Oreir.TaB. J) 1 aek "Saner Gay," ni. $SS, for Alaskan mouton col- fd QC lex; belted back; ad- 9 I VV Instable waist tab, Red, Grey, Tan. "Markamen," t . Quilted padded right shoulder. Button down pockets, action back. In Tan, Red, Postmen Blue. "Sperile," ..i. Hi. tMM.h Slash pockets! open, neck i trie. Adjustable tabs. Natural. Sand, Red, Blue, W7.ai 9 1 down will hold any jacket Pure down-filled lu both body and sleeve 108 warmer than any other type Insulation 39 lighter weight than other Insulation All water repellent Longer for more protection Zipper-front closing, large pockets Expertly cnt and detailed for perfect fit Finest Rayon Satin lining lYcs, we Know it's Eard to lielieve but true. TKat's wKy we say you must see these jackets to appreciate this tre mendous value. We bought every last one the manufac turer had because they looked so good to us. This is the buy of a lifetime for any boy. Sizes 10 to 20. "gporta Vest," . . ref. tl9.it, tt Wool ribbed neck, AWT AF side Inserts, chest tOrmsOV pockets. Tan, Red, Dark Brown. ( , M til I w u I ''tf. - I h w ml Boy's Department Vptair$ ? V - .Ida NafcJ. 1 pockets. Tan, Red, gl I felllfi We Cmnt Forget the Glrla Im This Blfct Sale ef Feathertoam Jackets Cirlt want a jacket for back-to-school tliat'll look Just right, be just right to lip over your skirtu and weater end euits on the camptu, wear it to football games, don it for skiing expeditions later on. It's fnather-liglit, yet wiU keep yon coiy warm . . . come rain or fair skies. See it ; now, try It for iie, buy it for your back-to-school wardrobe. "AriatMrai, . . -. tit.SO, lee Designed especially (or Kills. Quilted tin inc. button front, Ian pockets. Post man Blue, Tan, Grey, Red, Natural. Sires 12 to 10. 9 Just Say "Charge It."
