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CITY NEWS DOING Music Bjoerling, associaits Civic Jussi Eugene armory. tenor, at for kickoff breakfast victral division hotel. Rotary club, Osburn 5 of association dinner clubs have been Eugene 48 hobby Condon school the in dat reported to and have Danielson, county Mrs. Coons is of one of the and membership Bari 33: Egman is president: Chrisa other secretary. enrolled, is 31 Mollet.

Peter Ruby and Ann Erickpresident retary. Bartow of Mrs. spending a few days H. S. are of Mr.

and and as Brown, daughter Detrick. Virginia Brown, of Mapleas Ethel elected secretary.rethe Campfire of organizathe Oregon College at its last at Monmouth breeder of Ford, poultry a string of has at the Oregon entered and birds Pet Stock associa36th Friday, Nov. 9. annual exposition, led to open county fairMultnomah No. 1 will hold at Gresham.

send club Tuesday evedar meeting hall. 24 SevSilver west. Instaliation of Spray and a good atrenue is slated, is three males and urged. months old, will kittens, male, two 1050 West en away at ray, telephone 726. club of the auxiliary will meet for 1 past presidents' luncheon Penney on the store balcony at" 1 I.

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Pennoyer to Pensacola, gone they will visit their son, ender John Pennoyer, of the From there they will East Hampton, to mother son, Truman Penand will Commander be accompanies. Er. fin Boston on Nov. 1 on the Victory was Capt. ThomAtkinson, according to the ated Press.

Haven B. Dellinger, Euvas due in Boston Nov. 4 General Breckenridge, acto the Associated Press. county jail Sunday night (George Withran, 45, and Schrest, 41, both booked on Ink charge; Samuel Mac 53, on a charge of being on a highway; Floys Doton a charge of driving SETTER HORN'S BREAD NURSES CAN TELL YOU THERE'S NO AID QUITE LIKE CUTICURA Quick Relief from PIMPLES ef entergal cause Far use of mildly medicated Soap and Ointment, many a agree, helps relieve pimples telar externally caused skin dea Try it- see why thousands preBuy today! STAMA DUE PERERS FIND CURB FOR I Anted TO ASTHMA ATTACKS for relief Here from Sufferers distress Rejoice a vith is asseunced palliative today formula reports to Men relieve asthmatic and ed stacks with of dread asthma coughing, choking, and who costa 11.00, relief but after wing paroxysms this is considering doze miy caly us a few directed.) not pennies expensire, mic moneyback guarantee a AS THRIFT Orders STORES-804 Filled. PROTECT YOUR 1 LESS EXTRA PROTECTS ORDINARY (RE EXTRA LENGTH AS AN OF EFFECTIVE REDUCING THROAT FOUND IN CIGARETTE flowed ty a prominent testing ed trout pine you protection full cigarette el Domestic blended choice at sty cost tobaccos less.

NOTES while intoxicated, and Noele O1- son, 28, disorderly conduct. Lane men released from the recently at the Ft. Lewis, separation Haines, include Drain, PFC Lionel J. Potter, Cpl. John D.

Adams, Springfield. Doris Nelson of 1925 Mill street reported to city police Saturday purse was snatched by 13-year-old boy at about 12:20 a m. She said she was anxious p. recover it because it was a to gift. Fire in a woodshed at 1546 Eleventh Avenue west resulted in call to the fire department at 1:02 p.

m. Saturday. call was received at 9:55 p. m. Sunday from 1445 where Fourteenth started a fire in a davenport.

Avenue east, a cigaret Damage was reported as not extensive in eithes, case. A carload tons of lime is being unloaded at who Rainrock ordered station for 10 farmers the material through the local AAA office. The car is being unloaded under the direction of V. A. Parker of Carpenters 1273, AFL, will have a dutch lunch during their regular meeting at the labor temple tonight (Monday), John A.

Wagenman, business agest, announced. Members of the union will be given a summary of the convention of the state council of carpenters held at Astoria Saturday and Sunday. AFL locals to meet at the labor temple this week include: Monday, local federation 14, bricklayers local special meeting of the boilermakers union; electricians union and the Culinary Alliance (at 2:30 p. Wednesday, Motor Coach Employes, Lumber and Sawmill Workers local and machinists local 1229; Thursday, cannery workers local 656, auto machinists and on Friday the millmen will meet. All AFL locals meet at 8 p.

except those otherwise designated. Certificates of the marriage of following have been filed in the office of the county clerk: Ruvello G. Boyd Lois R. Cutler, Nov. 3, by Rev.

Llewellyn O. Griffith; Lonnie E. Gordon and Caroline Gordon, Oct. 21, by Rev. Norman W.

Brown; Raymond W. Brabham and Wilma Ebbert, Nov. 3, by Rev. Hugh McCallum; LeRoy Melton Reese and Ruth Mae Piatt, Nov. 2, by Rev.

LeRoy Crossley. County Treasurer Grace Schiska Monday received from J. U. Goude, justice of the peace at Mapleton, $15.90 in fines ed by him during October. Two girls, one 16 and the other 13, from Lewistown, who had telegraphed to that city from Eugene, saying they were on their way to Los Angeles, were picked up at the Southern Pacific depot here by city police Sunday.

They are being held pending receipt of money for their return to Lewistown. Records MARRIAGE LICENSES Orbie Clay Blackman and Jessie Leah McCleese, both of Eugene. Verne L. Ricky and Helen Price, both of Springfield RFD 2. CIRCUIT COURT Joseph Henry Wells plaintiff in divorce suit against Isla Caroline Wells, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and personal indignities and seeking care and custody of minor son.

Fern Conner granted divorce decree from Ben E. Conner. JUSTICE COURT Floyd Dotson Sanders fined $150 on charge of driving while intoxicated. Lyman Anderson fined $25 on charge of being drunk on public highway. Samuel MacGriffith fined $15 on charge of being drunk.

Floyd Charles Taylor fined $100 on charge of committing public nuisance; fine suspended. Arthur W. Sloan Arthur W. Sloan, 68, died at his home in Cottage Grove Saturday night. He was born in Eugene Aug.

26, 1877, and attended the Eugene schools. He moved to Portland, and then to Salem for about two years, coming to Cottage Grove nine years ago. In 1929 he was married to Jennie Phillipi at Vancouver, Wash. Surviving are his widow, two asth. stepdaughters, and two stepsons, Wesley Phillipi, Gladys Pickett and Blanche Jones, all of Coos for.

Bay, and Ray Phillipi, Eureka, one sister, Mrs. Hattie it. Reid, Eugene. Christian Science services were read by Mrs. Antonette Martin, dose.

first reader, on Monday at 1 p. m. by at the Smith mortuary. Interment Wil- was in IOOF cemetery in Cottage Grove. SIZE WINGS IRRITATING LENGTH THROAT 1 CIGARETTE TOBACCO ACTS NATURAL FILTER IRRITATION laboratory enjoyment WINGS You'd never Turkish War Fund Totals For Eugene And County Districts Shown War fund headquarters at Eugene today released complete tabulations on contributions to Nov.

3, 1945. The county quota of $118.030 has not been reached and the campaign will continue Tabulations are as follows for the county and for the city of Eugene: indefinitely. City of Eugene: Industrial To Date Per Cent Division $16.006.25 88 Commercial 19,260.35 92 Service 11,511.05 84 Government 2,172.80 70 Education 5,644.11 100 Men's Central 12.939.60 112 Women's Residential 10,796.22 124 Clubs 250.00 GRAND TOTAL $78,580.38 96 County Districts: Dist. Amount Per No. Precincts Quota Contributed Cent 1 Florence, Heceta, Cushman, Glenada, Canary, Herman, Minerva 1,150 829.77 72 Cottage Grove 4,150 1,688.76 25 3 Silk Creek, Saginaw, Dorena, Brumbaugh, Latham, London, Culp Creek, Row River 2,300 4 Five Rivers, Lake Creek, Blachly, Mapleton, Glentena, Swisshome 1.150 94.52 5 Jasper, Fall Creek, Lowell 820 891.58 106 6 Lost Valley, Pleasant Hill Cloverdale, Goshen 740 757.08 100 7 Marcola, Mabel 615 701.10 115 8 Mohawk, Camp Creek, Hayden 450 228.32 51 9 Springfield, Glenwood, Thurston, Douglass Gardens 9,350 6,586.05 70 10 Lorane 500 199.43 40 11 Noti, Elmira, Veneta, Wolf Creek 2,950 1,945.93 63 12 College Crest, Judkins, Blanton 575 462.08 75 13 Westfir 900 947.82 105 14 Oakridge 750 772.94 101 15 North and South Creswell 820 630.74 78 16 Bailey, Westmorelad 250 348.06 121 17 Junction City, Long Tom, Lancaster, Prairie, Goldson 2,225 2,435.21 110 18 Leaburg, Gate Creek, Blue River, McKenzie, Walterville 1,125 1,179.27 104 19 Willagillespie, Coburg, Armitage, Willakenzie 2,35 1,801.44 75 20 Irving, Lone Pine, Alvadore, Zumwalt, Bethel, Santa Clara, North and South Davis 2.350 2,821.87 120 21 Wendling 700 305.20 43 22 Coyote 141.40 4.50 TOTAL (County) 36.351.40 25.631.67 GRAND TOTAL $118.030.00 $104,212.05 88 Californian Jailed On Fraud Charge Raymond Stillwater, 24, of 1550 Fillmore street, San Francisco, was arrested Saturday by Capt.

Elmer Geiger and Sgt. Ted Brown of the Eugene police on a charge of obtaining, money, under false after assertedly cashed a $575 check at a local jewelry store and received $25 in change. In a signed statement to police later Stillwater admitted he had obtained a wedding ring set, man's wedding ring and a woman's wrist watch and that he did not have any money in the bank on which he wrote the check, police said. The articles have been recovered. Stillwater was accompanied to the store by Pauline Barker, 22, of 1855 Elm street, Alameda, who also was arrested on the same charge.

She also made a statement to police which tallied with that made by Stillwater in respect to the trip to the store. Investigation so far has indicated that the woman's part in the affair may have been minor. Her story is that she met Stillwater at Grants Pass and that she came to Eugene with him on a bus at his invitation. Both statements said the pair had gone to a hotel here. Stillwater said he used the names, Mr.

and Mrs. P. H. Brown in signing the register. They were arrested at a bus depot after the proprietor of the store had suspicious and called police.

become, woman said she intended to go to San Francisco. She also said she had lived at Portland. State police told city police here that a similar case had occurred Saturday at, Salem, in which a man obtained a diamond with a $600 check, receiving $30 in change. Descriptions of the two, however, do not tally completely, police said. Jailor Assailant Gets Six Months Leland Robert Rose was sentenced by Judge G.

F. Skipworth in circuit court Monday, to six months and 21 county jail on a charge of assaulting a jailer. He had pleaded guilty to the chargino was being held in jail on a grand larceny charge, allegedly assaulted Clarence Canaday, night jailer at the county jail, Nov. 2. No jury trial was held in circuit court Monday but the jurors will report again for duty case Tues: day morning, when the of Lucy F.

Miller against the Oregon Motor Stages, a suit for damages, will come up for trial. Navy Draws Five Men From Eugene Area The U. S. navy recruiting office at Eugene Monday announced that five Springfield men and one from Eugene have enlisted in the regular U. S.

navy. The Springfield men are Orval E. Tubbs, Gene L. Potter, Thomas R. Edwards, Lyman A.

Mathews, and Edgar N. Daniels. The enlistee from Eugene is Delbert R. Knight. Donald T.

Metcalf, Charleston, also enlisted here during the past week. FURNITURE Repairing and Refinishing BRIGHTER HOMES 858 Pearl Phone 1237 Ryanize SELF SMOOTHING IT LUSTAQUIK FINISH LIGHTNING'S 1151 Willamette Phone 1316 November 5, 1945 Page 3 OFFICIAL BALLOT VOTE 1 2 VOTES $18.75 Oregon Victory Queen $37.50 One Vote Contest Two Voter Victory Loan Sponsored by the Newspapers and Motion Picture Theatres of Cooperation with Oregon War Finance Committee IMPORTANT: Instructions for this ballot appear in this space. (Write the name of your candidate here) (City) (County) 4 VOTES 20 Votes 20 40 Votes 40 $75.00 $375.00 $750.00 Votes 20 VOTES 40 Votes No ballot will be valid without the Issuing Agent's stamp. As evident above, when a ballot is issued to the buyer of an $18.75 bond, the Agent's stamp must be placed in the ONE VOTE square. Issuing, bond is issued, the Agent's stamp must be placed in the TWO VOTES space, and so on.

Turkey Given U.S. Views On Dardanelles ANKARA, Turkey, Nov 5- (U.P.) -A United States proposal for revision of the Montreux convention, which gives Turkey control of the Dardanelles straits, was delivered to the Turkish government Friday. American Ambassador Edwin Wilson handed the proposal to the Turkish foreign minister, Hasan Saka. REVEALED BY BYRNES WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.

(U.P) Secretary of State James F. Byrnes had revealed at his press conference this week that the U. S. proposals for revision of the Montreux convention and future control of the Dardanelles were being sent to Turkey. He declined to discuss details of the proposals and said he did not know, and had not inquired, what proposals Great and Soviet Russia were making." At the Potsdam conference last summer, President Truman sought to have the Dardanelles included in his provision for international control of strategic waterways.

The entire proposal was dropped, Weather Delays Hunt For Planes Eugene fliers Monday were reported to be awaiting sufficiently clear weather to start a search for two B-24 Liberator bombers which disappeared Thursday night on a flight from McChord field, Tacoma, to Portland. A report that two large planes were heard the Eugene area Thursday night by a former civilian defense corpsman drew attention to this section in news reports on possibility the planes had crashed. At the Eugene airpark Sunday and Monday, Don Tilden, manager, said that if the weather clearcd enough, fliers undoubtedly would go up to seek the missing bombers. No other evidence that the planes may be in this area, except the report they were heard Thursday night, has been disclosed. The bombers were in a group of four which were scheduled to land at Portland but went on south after getting reports of fog.

One of them landed at Arcata, and another at Redmond. The missing planes had a 10-hour fuel supply when they left Tacoma. William Montgomery William Montgomery William Montgomery, 74, of Leaburg, died at a local hospital Monday. He made his home at Leaburg for more than 40 years. Surviving are a sister, Leone Montgomery; three brothers, Jack Montgomery, Ham Montgomery Montgomery, all of Leaburg; three nephews, A.

D. Edwards, Portland, Howard Montgomery, Fairbanks, Alaska, and Gordon Montgomery, Leaburg; one niece, Mrs. Margaret McCary of Sutherlin. Funeral services will be held at the Veatch- Hollingsworth mortuary Wednesday at 11 a. with Rev.

Norman K. Tulley officiating. Interment will be in Rest Haven memorial park. DELUXE TAXI SERVICE Eugene 3232 Phones Spfld. 584 CHECK SNEEZES AND SNIFFLES drops relieve watery head cold ery to help you feel better.

Caution: Use only as directed. Get PENETRO NOSE DROPS especially the idea of including the Dardanelles in such an overall plan. Marie Monge Marie Monge Mrs. Marie Monge, 57, of 590 Tyler street, died at a local hospital Sunday. She was born at Ranson county, North Dakota, on Nov.

20, 1887, coming to Eugene with her parents, 'Martin J. and Amelia Hansen, in 1897 and setling at Spencer Creek, Lane county. She was a member of the Central Lutheran church of Eugene. Surviving are her widower, four daughters, Mrs. Margaret Redfield, Mrs.

Evelyn Connor, Mrs. Mildred Colloway, and Mrs. Betty Smith, Walla Walla, two sisters, Mrs. Arnold Lindelond and Mrs. Torkelson, both of Eugene: five brothers, L.

M. Hansen, Junction City, Henry Hansen, Springfield, Melvin Hansen, Ocean Beach, Edwin Hansen, Springfield, and Martin Hansen, Eugene; and nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Veatch-Hollingsworth mortuary Wednesday at 2 p. with Rev. H.

E. Aalbue officiating. Inwill be in 1O0F cemeferment. 2. More than one-half of the Eskimos in the world have never seen 'a snow house.

ATTENTION WANTED Rooms in homes to house Eagle convention delegates Nov. 8, 9, and 10th. Call' Housing Committee Phone 3560 (Members: Please return your housing cards.) Time-Saving (SAN FRANCISCO! Schedules New Service and in Effect Now GO FIRST STEP In Greyhound's New Program to give you Finer Service Lifting of wartime restrictions was the go- too, because there will be more buses daily. ahead signal for putting into effect the finer And this is only the beginning! The road peacetime service long planned by Grey- ahead is clear. Greyhound is going forward hound.

The first step brings you improved with the development of new, luxurious and more frequent schedules made possible Super-Coaches, the construction and modby reduced running time and delivery of ernization of terminals, as well as other essential equipment. plans to make bus travel more attractive It's been going on for months-the great than ever before. organization job behind these new sched- Look to Greyhound for a highway transules. Now, you will arrive sooner, often portation service that will continually grow saving hours. More seats and more comfort in value to you and to your community.

MORE AND IMPROVED SERVICE FOR EUGENE TO SAN FRANCISCO TO LOS ANGELES 11 Buses Daily 11 Buses Daily TO KLAMATH FALLS TO MEDFORD 4 Buses Daily 7 Buses Daily TO ROSEBURG TO PORTLAND 8 Buses Daily 16 Buses Daily TO CORVALLIS TO BEND 11 Buses Daily 1 Bus Daily TO FLORENCE TO COOS BAY 1 Bus Daily 4 Buses Daily Similar Convenient Service Returning to Eugene from all Points. Frequent Connections for EASTERN POINTS at Portland, Sacramento and Los Angeles. EUGENE AGENT: W. E. HEAD 10TH AND PEARL PHONE 461 GREYHOUND SEE YOUR GREYHOUND AGENT NOW ABOUT YOUR TRAVEL PLANS GENERAL PAINTS Imperial Wallpaper 1207 Willamette Phone 4368 Article Discloses Plans For Tourists The plan of the Oregon tourist development committee to enhance resources of the state SO that tourists will remain longer than they have in the past is described in an article by Arden X.

Pangborn in the Actober, issue of Oregon Business Pangborn, chairman of the committee, is manager of radio station KGW in Portland and president of the Oregon Advertising club. The radio man, in describing the work of the committee, asserted that the tourist industry may well become, within the next two years, number-one industry of Oregon. To induce tourists to linger in Oregon, a broad internal program with full-time paid leadership must be established, the advertiser says. The committee has recommended an expansion of the Highway commission tourist-promotion, activity to carry program. out This a would take advantage of the years of experiences gained by the commission's staff, and would centralize all of the state's official tourist work.

Oregon Business Review, published monthly by University of Oregon bureau of business research, is edited by Dr. Wesley C. Ballaine, associate professor of business administration. 17-Pound Spuds Sent In By Route Delbert Hargan Powell Butte, in central Oregon, and formerly living on Route has sent to the Register-Guard office 1 11 No. 1 Netted Gem potatoes weighing 17 pounds.

The former Route resident is harvesting 12,000 bushels of potatoes on 37 acres of clover sod land, according to R. R. Gibson, Crow stage route, who brought the spuds in. Mr. and Mrs.

Hargan have two girls, Twylla and Delcie, who handle a truck, tractor and other machinery in harvesting the crop on the farm and during the busy time on the place they take care of the dairy cows. They have two blooded horses which they use mostly for rounding up the cattle. The girls captured first and second prizes club sewing contests last year." The Hargans send word that they would like to see Route completed, realizing the good that will come to Lane county when the short cut to the coast is completed. Ruby Frazier Heads Red Cross Publicity Mrs. Ruby Jackson Frazier, Register-Guard news staff member, is to be the new county publicity chairman for the Lane county chapter, American Red Cross.

She will replace Mrs. Marjorie Major Goodwin. Mrs. Frazier will handle all newspaper releases from the Red Cross office here, working with Mrs. Cora Pirtle, executive secretary of the Red Cross, and with all volunteer department chairmen of the chapter, and will succeed Mrs.

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