Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, October 13, 1949, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Texti! States lawful J fpiuon of Denver, ind "gum a"d "da Fs? . Auses of tooth fcWi rm of the Iw-ifupr in that fedema, Sur HfrSci States Pubhe l ; a'o accused par more harm than L -mft tooth" rewards eir children. Sn find the candy ' Son to their be iff, ; he said "Many V. "eem to reaUze the effect n ";e tee fc'r cited Lewiston, its use of treated LP event tooth decay. He cost per person had I'm, 19 cents per person ' V cents. The chemical SswrWe is added to the pj decay preventitive. Ice Position bb!e al Coburg L Civil Sen-ice announces Eiation for appointment position of Substitute fe: Office Service L ,-to desire permanent Hi Coburg will Rave an g!-r to take a civil service i&n leao'ing to probation htmem 'ilh permanent I dvil service status. ktiSe experience or edu frequired. but applicant! it i rritten examination, fct cies a sorting test, gen (, snd a following instruc B. Applicants must actu ate wiihin the delivery of office for which exam X le bona fide patrons of fc-ts must be between the IS and 50, except that ft limits may be waived tmi and under certain t for war service indef iployws. p information on this its and .the necessary fc forms may be ob irca tie Postmaster, Post jCcbarg, Ore., or from the (; Eleventh U.S. Civil Ser ges, Boom 302, Federal Siloing, Seattle 4, Wash- eamination will be held t- on October 29, 1949, at Dog (Stranger) Enters Taverns, Bites Drinkers CHICAGO (U.R A dog walked into i North Chicago tavern, bit Stanley Gimbora, who was drinking a beer, on the leg, and then walked out. A short time later, the same dog walked into another tavern, bit Louis Koziol, similarly en gaged, and walked out. In a third tavern, the dog repeated the job on Max Brewer. Gimbora, Koziol and Brewer . said they didn't know why. The dog was a complete stranger. How to Feed Junior Spinach Is Simple DENVER V!.R' A child-feeding expert at the American Dietetic Assn. convention here has come up with a new twist on getting Junior to eat his spinach. The first obstacle 10 overcome. Dr. E. Keige Todhunter of the University of Alabama said, is suspicion. He recommended that parents take their child to mar ket, let him pick out the spinach personally, pay for it, and carry it home. Truman Honors Army General for Service WASHINGTON (U.R) Pres ident Truman has presented Gen. Jacob L. Dev?rs, retired com mander of the Army ground forces, an illuminated scroll prais ing is 44 years Army service. Before a larj:e group of high ranking Army personnel. Mr. Tru man read the scroll which ended with "a salute to a great and loyal public servant." Use of recordings in broadcast ! p.danius Dioscorides recommend- programs enables an entertainer ied dried rose leaves in wine for to be some place else when his headaches, pains in the eyes, ears show actually goes on the air. and gums. MARSHALL TO VISIT NORTHWEST PORTLAND (PI The Mult-nomah-Portland Red Cross chap ter Thursday announced that Gen. George C. Marshall, new head of the mercy orsanization, would visit here Oct. 26. He will arrive here frnm Seat tle that evening and fly on to San Francisco the same night. Forest Bill Signed WASHINGTON A bill authorizing a 15-year program of replanting the nation's forests be came law Wednesday with Presi dent Truman's signature. The cost of the program is ex pected to be $119,000,000, cover ing 3,200,000 acres of land. The measure also calls for a 15-year program of revegetating range lands, costing about $3, 000,000 annually. 'How NW Voted 0(1 Olds B'gbT-Cwwfl) Eng, Or,, Trmr,, Ort. 13, 199 Page 13 WASHINGTON iD Wash ington and Oregon senators spli! in the Senate's S3-15 rejection of President Truman's nomination of Lehmd Olds for a third term s a member of the Federal Power Commission. Sens. Magnuson (O-Wash) and Morse (R-6re) voted for confir mation. In opposition were Sens. Cain (R-Wash) and Cordon (R-Ore). MOST Sl'CCESsFtX Ants, if judged by the number of individuals, the number of species, and their geographic range, are said to he the most successfui creatures, past or pres ent, to inhabit the earth. 1 tourists visit japan TOKYO ue More than SOOO tourists visited Japan during the first nine months of 1949, spenoV ing 5" million yen about $18 HOT), the Japan Tourist Bureau reports. Boo! ATLANTA W An Atlanta department store reports that it received the following letter from a trusting customer: "I'm enclosing 75 cents in stamps. Please send me something. J like surprises." 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