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Eugene Register-Guard, Sunday, Oct. 29, 1944 Entire Pacific- Local Rent- Lane Paratrooper Wounded In Germany BIG FALL for Service CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 CREEK Mrs. itary personnel now ed win July 19 to August 19. He had lived in the apartment for 11 months, and felt he was paying i its full worth at $27.50, his com-' plaint stated. state liquor plaee were still operating, Fort said hi did not know, but that the city police, the state police, and the sheriffs office all had been given information about the pace.

In the case of Lee, leniency was granted for probation since apparently, except for the one weakness for gambling, Lee was a law-abiding, working, family man. In comments in his office regarding the case, Fort pointed to the Lee case as a perfect example of the evils of gambling," and pointed to a general situation existing in this area that finds not too good a control over such matters as gambling, and he said control comjSJ naval reserve, before Pearl Harbor. He received his training in the naval air forces at Athens, Ga Dallas, and Pensacola, Fla. He had pone through the campaigns of the Marshals, New Hebrides and Admiralty Islands. A solemn requiem high mass will be said here for Ensign Laner, at St.

Mary's Catholic church, Monday, Nov. 6, at 9:30 a.m. The celebrant will be the brother of the dead flier, Rev. Leander Lan problems of each veteran arc ail individual case, and it is part of our job to see that the veteran is enabled to get all his rights and that he has a fair chance to make all his adjustments to civilian The meeting was supplemented with special conferences with post adjutants and service officers. Former Commander Roy Woodruff who heads up the veterans' division of the Central Lane Planning Council and Service Officer Mike Moriarty explained what has been accomplished here in the way of creating a "service men's center" for all problems, a large advisory committee of representative citizens and the direct contact which Ida Golden of Big Fall Creek has received word from the war department that her son, PFC Joseph E.

Golden, a paratrooper, has been seriously wounded in action in Germany, as of Sept. 28. A let ippines, boosting Japanese losses in the western Pacific last week to 48 ships sunk or damaged, it was disclosed today. 1 A communique issued by Gen. Douglas MacArthur announced that an entire force of 16 Japanese warships was wiped out in Surigao strait, between Leyte and Mindanao, in one of the three actions which raged in Philippines waters.

That force comprised two battleships the 30-year-old, battlewagons Huso and Vamxhiro two heavy cruisers When he asked his landlady if she wanted him to move, he continued, she replied in the negative, but told him his rent would be $35 from then on, since she could get that much from some one else. The tenant said that no remodeling or cleaning had been done by the owner since he had Dewey Says He Won't Claim Credit Due Others ABOARD GOV. THOMAS E. DEWEY'S CAMPAIGN TRAIN, UTICA, N. Oct.

28 U.fi) Voicing his confidence that he will win the presidential election next month. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York told a crowd of several hundred persons here today that "Your new president will never use his office to claim personal or political credit tor the magnificient achievements of the military leaders and the sacrifices of the American people and their sons." "Change in administration can only mean that we will end the chaos, bungling and confusion in Washington," he said. Previous ordering I hf ted upon army miiV'N mendauon-BeeN from 10 a.m.

-t by I lived in the place. The landlady, er, OFM, of Winlock, Wash. Fath er Leander Is coming to visit his further there is need for public support In providing controls over such conditions. ensed premises Zf mother and especially to say the ter received from Private Golden states that he is in a hospital in England, and is improving. No other information has been 1 a two light cruisers and 10 de memorial mass.

A mass will be said in Denver on the preceding i has been made with Lane county 9 stroyers. A delayed dispatch from George TAnM TTnitprt Press corresDondent Sunday. Surviving Ensign Laner, in ad dition to his mother and Father Leander, are three sisters, Miss Pilot Dies- men all over the world to ascertain their needs. Two representaives from Benton county will attend a meeting of the Central Lane Council's advisory board Monday noon at the Eugene hotel to get information on the program which Woodruff and Moriarty have worked out here. sells Ruth Mary Laner of Marcola; Mrs.

H. C. Johnson of Denver and Miss CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Frances Laner of Washington, D. and one other brother, Rich ard Laner of Los Angeles, Sprague Talk- 100,000 Listed- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 with A dm. William F.

Halsev-s U.S. 3rd fleet, said that a force of four Japanese carriers was sunk on Tuesday off northern Luzon. U.S. China-based planes probably sank one destroyer Thursday night in the south China sea and damaged another. MacArthur also announced that one destroyer was sunk and a light cruiser was damaged in the Camotes sea west of Leyte on Thursday, but did not specify whether they were part of the beaten Japanese fleet, which attempted to interfere with the American landing in the Philippines.

One American carrier sustained some damage and casualties in the Camotes sea action, Mac-Arthur said. stantly killed. Their plane burned when it crashed. The pilot added: "I put in eight Hours today destroying the field where he was killed, and I did a thorough job of it; I hope he was watching." i 1 Ensign Laner, who had visited fn Marcola, had lived in Denver, hut was called to active service in 1,941 from Dayton, Ohio, where he was attending a National Cash Register company school. He had Second report luncheon will also be held at the Osburn at 12:05 p.m.

Tuesday, this day to be designated as "Agency Day." Youth agencies, representing county and state-wide groups included with served four years as an enlisted man in the navy, and was in the in her answer to the complaint, stated she had owned the building since July 5, 1944, and that she gave notice the rent would be higher when she took possession. She said they planned to do the apartments over as soon ns the workman could do them. Inspection Made In accordance with the procedure specified in the ordinance, three committee members made a personal inspection of the premises concerned. Their report showed that they found the entrance very unattractive; the walks -were under a drip from the roof above. The apartment itself contained three rooms, a sleeping porch and fruit room, but the furniture all belonged to the tenant with the exception of some "dilapidated linoleums," an old electric range and two "old, broken" chairs.

The building, they said, was a lean-to addition to a store building, and a fire hazard, of the cheapest kind of construction; the bullt-lns were tongued ceiling, badly in need of reconditioning, and there were leaks from above In the bathroom and kitchen ceilings. One leak was from a toilet in the above apartment. Based on these findings, the committee gave its opinion that the rent was high at $27.50. and set that as the maximum rent the owner could legally receive. It ordered the landlord to refund to the tenant $7.50, amount of overcharge for Aug.

19 to Sept. 19, and Indicated that the refund must be made within 10 days after date of the order promulgating the rulings In the case. Ruling Evaded Although the decision was made nder the provisions of the local ordinance and based on a thorough Inspection, the landlady evaded the committee's ruling by serving the tenant with eviction notice, saying she wished to move to his apartment from her home in another part of town, Chairman Dillon said. It is this type of failure to cooperate, that the committee is Record Vote Looms For Nov. 7 In Lane By MARIAN LOWRY If advance talk, registration, and an apparent genuine interest in the coming election mean anything, then Lane county is expsct-td to turn out a record vote come Nov.

7, in the opinion of County Cleric W. B. Dillard and other election officials. In Lane county seems very "vote conscious," and indications are now there will be a great flock of voters trekking to the polls. Digging in the files brings some interesting figures to-study.

In the 1940 general election, voters cast their ballots in Lane county. For this 1944 general election, 45,455 voters are registered, 1524 more than were registered for 1940. For the Nov. 5, 1940 election day in Lane cdun-ty, 16,286 votes were cast for President Roosevelt, against for Wendell Willkic Roosevelt carrying here by less than 1000 majority, or 937 votes, to be exact. With 23,940 republicans registered this time against 20,285 democrats, the GOP followers think they "see things different this time." Well, Nov.

7 will tell the answer. Voting was very light in tiie primaries last May, only 9,870 of the registered 19,121 republicans voting, and only 4902 of the 15,895 registered democrats casting their ballots. Each mail these days brings a high 'stack of absentee ballots returned to the county clerk's office, from both service men and civilians. Case Turns- Special! You Save 22c CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 a sarcastic, scornful mimicry of republican charges against his administration, saying that while he had "a certain amount of previous experience in political campaigning," this was "the strangest campaign I have ever seen." He said various republican orators were saying in effect that "those incompetent bunglers in Washington have passed a lot of excellent laws about social security and labor and farm relief and soil conservation'" and if elected the republicans promise "not to change any of them." He threw back at Gov. Thomas E.

Dewey, the republican candidate, without mentioning his name, Dewey's oft repeated phrase "it is time for a change," by saying that he would give the republican campaign orators some more opportunities to say "mo too." "They," the president said of republican orators, "also say In effect: "Those inefficient and worn out crack-pots really begun to lay the foundations of period of about six years, and during the first seven months of this year about once a month. By August, he had lost about $300 and had not won at all, Fort pointed out Fort called attention to the fact that the man is married and has three minor children. the 45 agencies supported by the war fund, will be jointly featured ut the luncheon with the women's residential group. This group of house-to-house solicitors, under the chairmanship of -Mrs. W.

S. Love, is reported as rapidly completing their canvassing of Eugene homes. "County Day" Is planned, for the theme of the third report luncheon, which will coincide with the Lions club luncheon at the Eugene hotel Wednesday at 12:05 p.m. All county districts are to be represented, it was announced by Kenneth Wells, campaign manager, who pointed out that Lane county has the second largest goal in the state, exceeded only by Multnomah county. Climax of the drive should be In sight or even passed by the time of the final report luncheon at 12:05 p.

m. Thursday, this time in conjunction with the Active club and junior chamber of commerce at the Eugene hotel. A student of one of the city schools will take over and act as campaign chairman at the Thursday luncheon, which will be known as "City ORLIS IORA-TON Tooth Paste I Tooth Broth A 71c Valu 4AC BOTH for IRONS Everybody's Drug 986 Willamette street WE SALUTE THE GIRL SCOUTS It Is a privilege for us to acknowledge Girl Sea Following he losses a situation had come about until Lee faced more serious troubles, including the charge that he had forged a I check against the same Ed Stone. Police Are Advised I Jn answer to a question from Judge Skipworth regarding the Stone case. Fort reported on the i justice court case, of the plea of guilty by Stone, and the fine of $75 meted out to him, but in an-I swer to the question if the Stone Week and to wish the scouts and worksrsaiti success In the fine work they are doing.

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Hollywood, California. This wonderful NEW met-m will bm on way to help you return mailt a lasting world peace. If you elect us, we will not change any of that they whisper, 'We'll do it in such a way that we won't lose the support even of Gerald Nye or Gerald Smith and this is very important we won't lose the support of any isolationist campaign contributor. We will even be able to satisfy The Chicago ft 2 DAYS PAY YOUR SHARE OF LANE COUNTY WAR FUND OFFICIAL HEADQUARTERS FOR GIRL SCOUT CLOTHES and EQUIPMENT cle relief for cold I -Sr-IOetquU I tro Nos Get qui oioggea Nose noee wiin rene-tro Drops. Juat 2 School Day," Wells revealed.

Officers In the county community drive include Oluf A. Houglum, general chairman: A.C. Dixon, Argus Gibson, H. Elmer Masey and Damon Scott, vice-chairmen; John J. Rogers, secretary; and Roy E.

Morse, treasurer. Alton F. Baker is chairman and Ed G. Boehnkei Is county communities chairman In the 194S campaign drops id eacb nostril you breathe freer, eas ler. Almost instantly.

A. aft I Prescription type medication. Cautioni Use ti ssells I only as directed. Get NOSE DROPS Allies Close- The drive was being pressed relentlessly despite continued German counterattacks on the allied eastern flank, where the enemy scored local gains. The counter-hlows were made by infantry and tanks which sallied out of the Siegfried line.

But al seeking public assistance to combat, Dillon pointed out. In the long run the property owner, In not abiding by and helping the law, is hurting himself as much as anyone else, he said. In another case a complaint was made about a basement apartment which was renting for $45 per month. After a thorough Inspection, which disclosed that the accommodations were two communicating rooms, one of which was a bed room and the other a combined living room and kitchen which had in it the laundry trays for use of all other tenants In the house; another bed room and bath which could be reached only by passing through a public hall used by other tenants; and a refrigerator, which was on the floor above, the committee recommended a cut to $22.50 per month, which was effected. These are examples of the type of thing which the committee Is meeting, Dillon said.

In most Instances there has been no trouble and the committee anticipates a sound control program for the future, he commented. MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED PBOMFTLI MIDGLEY'S Sashes Doors Cabinet Work Phone 1059 Dr. J. C. Hicks VETERINARIAN River Rood Ph.

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