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Joint Lumber
Meet Friday
About 70 memberi are expected
to attend a joint moctin'g Friday
of the West Const Lumbermen's
Assn.. West Coast Bureau of Lum
ber Oraden and Inspection and
the Willamette Valley Lumber
men's Assn.
The dlseusalon meeting will fol
low a dinner scheduled for 8:30
p. m. at the Eugene Hotel. Mem
bers of the three lumber groups
will attend from within the area
hounded roughly by Roseburg and
Salem.
H. V. Simpson, Portland, execu
tive vlre-presirient for West
Coast, will discuss devaluation of
the Canadian dollar. K. C.
Batchelder. Portland, West Coast's
traffic manager, will report on the
car shortage and possible reme
dies. Dale Fischer, president of the
Willamette Valley Assn. said this
week that markets and outlooks,
Irade promotion and other topic of
current interest will be talked
over at the meeting.
Dr. r. A. Elliott, X-ray, Chlrc
praetor, 62 W. 10th. Ph. 4-4021.
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far 2 woerlrg "uit In ease)"
COSTS ONLY.4
Oct $100 from Personal on salary,
furniture, or car. If used repay
Personal In monthly amounts. If
not used, return It after 2 weeks
and pay only $1.40 charges.
Loans mode to pay bills, medical
expenses, repairs and other needs.
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Affection Suit
Charges Filed
PORTLAND M" The es
tranged wife of a Portland res
taurateur has asked for $7000
for loss of her husband s affections.
Mrs. Grayce Zipper In a circuit
court complaint alleged that Mar
garet R. Kennedy, also known as
Margaret Westv.'ood. operator of
a wholesale women s apparel Dull
ness, enticed away Charles Zipper.
Zipper, stockholder in the
Whistl'n Pig and two other Port
land restaurants, and Mrs. Zipper
were divorced last year, but the
divorce later was set aside on Mrs.
Zipper's claim that she was forced
by her husband to draft the terms.
Mrs. Westwood divorced her
husband, Theodore, last Decem
ber. Mrs. Zipper's alienation of af
fections suit alleges that Mrs.
Westwood gave her husband vari
ous gifts and as a result, he beat
his wife and shot her in me oacx
in 11)47, causing her to become
paralysed.
'BabYHutton
Returns Home
NEW YORK (Pi Heiress
"Babs" Kiitton a pale, thin wo
man of 36 has come back lo
her native land in search of
I health.
"I am feeling very badly," said
Princess Bnrhuri Hutton Trou
betzkoy as she arrived on the lin
er Queen Elizabeth.
I The Woolworth 5 and 10 cent
slore neiress, returning to me
United States fur the first time
In three years, told newsmen she
had come for a medical checkup.
She Is staying at the Hotel
Pierre here, and said she plans to
remain In this country for a few
months.
She said she expects her fourth
husband, Prince Igor Trnubets
koy, to follow her to the United
States shortly.
Princess Barbara, down to 92
pounds from here one-time ten
nis plnying average of about 100,
denied persistent reports that, her
present illness was caused by
rigid dieting wheiv she was a
plump young girl.
She told of undergoing four
operations In Europe during the
past three yean for kidney and
intestinal ailments accompanying
ner Illness.
Family Record
Made by Stale
SALEM Of) A valuable
historical record, containing the
names of every family living in
Oregon in 1850, is being prepared
by David Duniway, state archi
vist.
It Is being compiled from fed
eral census records. The popula
tion of Oregon was 13,294 at that
time, and was concentrated in
the Willamette Valley and on the
coast.
Duniway said 2000 copies of
the book will be published. When
it is finished, he will prepare
a similar book for 1800, when the
population of the state was 317,
704. He said M has run into some
tough problems. The worst is the
fact that the 1850 census takers
wrote down the family names by
ear, Instead of having the fam
ily heads write them down.
This resulted In some weird
spellings. For Instance, the pion
eer Marlon County Abst family
was spelled Apps In the cen
sus. And the spellings given to
French-Canadian names are some
thing to behold, Duniway said.
Duniway said the book would
be of great value to historians
and to persons who want to trace
their families. Every family head
will be Indexed, both by sound
and by spelling.
Little More
Like Living
Living in the Carson Hall
living room will be a little more
like living for University of
Oregon co-eds after the settle
ment in Portland Monday of a
month-old strike of glasswork
ers. Some units, including the liv
ing room, of the new dormitory
were not completed because of
the lack of glass for window'
panes. Cardboard and plywood
have been used as temporary
replacements in some of the
windows, while others, such as
tha living room windows, have
been left open.
End of the strike means that
eight more girls can move into
the partially completed building
this week, University officials
said. Upstairs rooms without
glass have not been occupied.
Construction crews are also
waiting for glass in bathroom
and hall doors of the new dormitory.
KNAI'P "AEROTRED" SHOES,
Rest tired, aching feet, For men
and women. New fall styles.
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Entertainers, Sports
Hit by Devaluation
LONDON U.f!) American en
tertainers and sportsmen in
Britain appear likely to be among
flic largest individual losers by
the 30 per cent devaluation of the
pound. '
In boxing, one Immediate result
may be the cancellation of the
proposed title fight between light
heavyweight champion Freddy
Mills and Joey Maxim ol the
United States. ,
Promoter of the. fight, Jack
Solomons, Mid ha tould not afford
to make up the differential and
that Britain probably would see
far fewer famous American fight
ers from now on.
RIDE 'EM, FLYBOY
VERNON, Tex. i) The new
West:
Tony Hazelwood. veteran fore
man of the Waggoner Ranch, was
injured while herding cattle. His
helicopter crashed.
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w E I Cot farm financ
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with the Farm Income
Privilege, be safe with the
Prepayment Reserve. Ask
as for this new booklet
prepared by the leader in
the field, The Equitable
Life Assurance Society.
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Eugene. Ore. Ph. 5-4722
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Prisoners Escape
Polk County Jail
DALLAS, Ore. in Three
prisoners escaped the Polk Coun
ty Jail here Tuesday and disap
peared in early morning dark
ness. Sheriff T. B. Hunker ai,l (ho
men sawed a bar out of the top
ot meir cell, used the bar as
a pry to spread olhers and gain
enlry lo the bull pen. There they
pried out a second-stnrv window
and Jumped to the ground.
The sheriff listed them as:
Weslev James FriwarH in ,i-i,n
had served Hi years n't McNeil
isinnn federal penitentiary and
was held here for parole viola
tion; John Theodore Pm-rest ei-
43, who was serving a county
sentence on drunk and disorder
ly conduct; and William H. Phil
lips, 21), held for the grand Jury
on a cnarge or obtaining money
under false pretenses.
I ne sheriff sold (our others
in tnc Jail did not aMenmt
flee.
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Senate ApDroves Funds
For Schools, Highway
WASHINGTON iPi The
Senate Appropriations Committee
has approved two appropriations
for Oregon communities.
iney are 1150,00(1 for construc
tion Of nubile c,-hn,-.lc i l.-n I.
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County for white and Indian chil-
nrm, ano Mut.otiO to Tolk County,
for wartime damage lo Us high
ways near Cnmn Adair during the
war.
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