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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1951)
torn, Wheat I Production LOS. 'SI Goals F" , -TV,. i .GT0K - m - s- 6SS1: Monday 000 Du" t.W) W!1?: ,48.669.000 k'fft.n 3,088,092,000 i K.n ruin bushels. It P'CwHh i revised esti- EiW ' , nnn for Si L, MO i,"0" LW' " MWC"" I. 124.000 i (bat .? '": 'coonnn tTmona ago. It com l ' irt est mate of lr.!ll 1 . . i .u io..n 71,310,000 for the tea- i3J(7 j.iinn anal was vital pruuuv.. . included ad H2.005.OO0 bushels of ,vbeat ttal 1951 esumaie, u.c UBonta'sesumai:, ... important crops included: 0116,396,000 bushels final, iilKW last raoiim, .... 1 311.651.000 .fen-year avcioB- . 254,668,000; 254,409,000; " . .no eno nnn ifl) ana auo.ijfia.vvu. ;jU95,00O! 25,138,000; 21, , lid 30,173,000. till 1UM01'UUU luiaa, 102,310,000 and 101,844,- nsas.000 pounds; 61,755,- a1000 and 47,149,000. L (commercial) 112,935,- . IM.II33.000. Cb 70,265,000; 69,932,000; yg and 7i,isu,uuu. Eil!,S87,00O; 32,228,000; 31, bad 31,008,000. SECTION B Ten Most Wanted Mnl By HAL BOYLE Atiocitted Fre staff Writer NEW YORK UP) The 1952 leap year open season on the un married male has already begun. It was launched with the usual zany business of picking the ten "most wantedmen' in America and a flurry of expert advice on now me average girl can pin the guy of her own choice with a matrimonial hammerlock. To an onlnnkpr it wniiU aaAM like it's going to be a rather con fusing leaD vear. Thfra is cn Is no agreement on who are the top ten maritial prospects. And as for now pest to snaare a Husband, the experts contradict eacn other. One says, ."be aggressive." One says, "be feminine and de pendent." Whom can a trust ing young girl believe? Two lists of the ten most de sirable bachelors have hit mv desk J. Edgar Hoover, FBI chief (he's on every year); Martin H. Ken nelly, mayor of Chicago; Elliot Lawrence, bandleader; John Ring ling North, the circus man; Bobby Thomson, baseball hero; Mont gomery Clift, movie actor; Howard Hughes, industrialist (another hardy perennial); Ed Luckenbach, fee Grove injured host GROVE A three. Li boy mffered a deep la ta between tne eyes wnen Butally fell while attend' 'am School class here. t Fain, 901 North Lane, b Grove, received out-pa- mtment at Cottage Grove U following the mishap. aother accident Thomas Plu. 11, of Cukv Creek, fell on i rail! cutting a Christmas Sunday afternoon. He was it the hospital and re- nn 11 -year -old, Dale k B.B. . Route, Cottage n tillered a head Injury at Irsulay when a box of wood K Ms head. After treatment fee hospital he was released, m Graders Slate hie music for Christmas featured Wednesday at iat when 40 fourth grade i SurilKfield's Mt. Ver- tbxl make their annual an. p on Lane County Court- K Will he rlirft-ferl tv the r r, Mrs. Marvel Han- jjwiu also sing carols and me cniidren are mem- ''JaOnlV RUPh llltllloln Bfniin Mr, Mt. Vernon school p oeueve. MSt GrnVB Hncnitnl p Annual Meeting r6 tiKuvE Share- r' nospltal here will annual meeting Tuesday Flit the armnrv V.-... . ' . r-' r isoz will be elect- FQlMnrfmd., 111 , f, ."...ciiv win oe con- aaLWould change luorum t the nrnnneol . . .COTLSlirt a ic ? . w.. 4o memDers or fife I an 00 per - ics, computed on Of flnft cUy J t -u mdae Dy each ppers Invited Exhibit-inn : iZ"'; nave Been in . im lnaia ma mdustrialiste in the HuT "'"wiionai inaus' L.z ."J ,Xnih,t inn !..be8in February UiL inn :v:i! . -.llC:.?'0" Kls, and at u cottage 9. hnn fnrpiffn appliances growth 1, me- indus Vac'S THE HARDEST PART IOm SHOPPER," T'' classified K''olthi LANE COUNrif'S HbME NEWSPAPER EUGENE, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1951 PAGE 21 Leap Year Hunt for Men Jr., shipping heir; Ben Grauer, radio commentator; Warren Mag nuson, U. S. senator. But a poll of 500 professional models here by Helen Fraser, head of the Barblzon Modeling School, named these ten: Kirk Douglas, movie star; Henry Garrard, Broadway actor; Ru- dolnh HallPV tnloicinn ... anA New York Citv Frank Farrell, Manhattan column ist; Miuon Bene, another televi sion figure; Steve Hannagan, who mcA frflTYl nrnee ananf n Hi,ki::.ti Winthrop Rockefeller, business man; Bernard tsarucn, statesman; Count Albrecht Goertz, industrial desiener: and .Tnp niMnffoin tho retired Yankee Clipper. But "Bohn" Tlnntufplln micht reasonably nhipnt fn havintf har hUSband. Winthrnn patalncrnol oe a bachelor, even though they are living apart. My dictionary defines a bachelor as "a man who has not married," but it may be a bit old-fashioned. A glance at these lists shows that they have several widowers or grass widowers. However, in loan year the girls can be excused for stretching their definition a bit to cover every possible target. Good, grey Barney Baruch must weary of finding his name on lists such as -these. He's in cluded in all but "the ten men most likely to succee1." And that is one he doesn't have to worry about. But how is a pal whn rtnpsn't know these 20 blue-chip pros pects going to nail her own favor ite unwilling joe Miss Mart cave Vtaol,Alnp sa frightened by "female aggression and independence," because it tnreatens their own need to be master. 'If wompn nrA in cicnao lr getting husbands," she adds, "they mUSt he fpmininp ir oiniro and show a dependent attitude to ward the men they seek. Give a man the reins and he will drive a woman ngnt up to the altar.". ITS Weisfield's for GIFT Samsonite Luggage ON EASY CREDIT TERMS Youth Pleads Larceny Guilt COTTAGE GROVE A 17-ycar-old youth pleaded guilty to a charge of petty larceny in Justice Court here Monday and was re manded to county juvenile au thorities. ' Oscar E. Woodard, Box 314, Route 1, Cottage Grove, confessed that he participated in the theft of a car battery from a wrecker yard in Cottage Grove. Judge John Wells said Monday two other juveniles are involved in the incident. The complaint was signed by Alvin Johnson. RUSTLER KILLED SEMARANG, Java (ff) An Indonesian cattle rustler met death by stoning. A small-time bandit leader near Salatiga, Central Java, chased by a mob of villagers, fell into a ravine and was stoned to death by his angry pursuers. His gang, among other things, had stolen 16 cows. Russia Assails World Bank Calls Institution U. S. War Weapon PARIS (IP) Russia accused the United States Monday of hav ing turned the International Bank into a "U. S. enterprise to foster American war preparations." In a broadside attack on the World Bank, Soviet Delegate Amaznsp Arutiunian told a United Nations committee the World Bank was being used by, the United States as a "special organ for intelligence work in peripheral countries around the borders of the Soviet Union." "Under the guise of an interna tional organization United States representatives have' been busy collecting secret intelligence in countries like Turkey and Iran," Arutiunian said, adding: "Now the attention has been shifted to the north to Finland." U. S. Delegate Isidor Lubin, In a brief reply, rejected the Russian charges as a mixture of lies and half truths. COTTAGE GROVE Jefferson grade school will present a Christ mas music program Dee. 19 and 20. The Droeram nn Dpp 10. will v Dresented at 9 n.m fnr thp lnU,Ap grades of Adams School. The following day pupils of Jef ferson and their parents will at tend the 2 p.m. program. School to Give Yule Program The school band under direction of Elwood Rickman will play sev eral numbers. A choral program under direction of Mrs. Hazel Cranston will also be presented. At Harrison Grade School, a music program will be given at student body assembly Dec. 21. Miss Kathleen Ford and Miss Grace Hammond, teachers, will lead children ' in carol singing. Wear Beach Blended Lenses, the bifocal without the divitline line. Available only at the offire of Dr. Elliott, Optometrist, 62 W. lUth, l.ugenc. INVENTORY SALE Vax6 Cedar Bev. Siding, clear grade $145.00 per M VixB Cedar Siding, "C" Grade $ 60.00 per M Birch Panel Doors Standard Sizes ....$ 7.00 each 1x8 V-Rustlc, C. & Btr. ......$185.00 per M Shakes, Boxed-FH-Tile $ 13.25 square Discontinued Colors Texolite $ 2.00 gal. 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