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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1964)
Razing Must Start Feb. 3 City Orders Willcox Destruction A letter directing the demoli tion of the Wiileox Building, which houses the College Side Inn, was sent to Co-op Manager Gerald Henson by acting Supt. of Buildings Inspection Lester Bar ker Barker’s letter, dated Jan. 10, said that the building is “di lapidated and badly in need of repairs." The following points were made in the letters: There is dry rot in the still plates and stud ding in the north and west walls and in several supporting col umns on the south side. Supports Inadequate The southeast balcony has in adequate supports on the east side. The east bay roof is sag ging. Any fire in the building would cause great danger to other1 buildings and human lives as it is in a congested area Barts of the upstairs College Side Inn por tion of the building have inade ‘Plate narrow exits which would AdverMMimul The Ponacceo It soothes the growling tummv. Satisfies the taste. It’s easy on the paycheck. So why don’t you make haste To Dairy Queen, 13th and ilil yard. cause danger to lives in case of a fire. Wiring Not Good The building is inadequately wired. An investigation by the Lane County Health Department re vealed that the W-illcox Building is in an unsanitary condition due to sewage and seepage. The building is of Type V (wood frame) construction. It is located in Fire Zone No. 1, which is regulated by Uniform Building Code Section IttOZ This section says that Type V build ing.s in Fire Zone 1 may be re paired in the interior or on the front. Apartment* Unusable Section H 1001 of the Uniform Housing Code labels the second story of the building as sub-stan riard and unusable for apart ments. Repairs needed to make the Willcox Building safe would be either greater or different than those permitted by Uniform Building Code, Section 1502, sub section <2). For example, under .Section 104 <d) of the Uniform CORE Pickets Planned... (Continued jrom pane 1) Court will meet in the SU lobby at 8:30 tonight. Approximately 18 people will distribute handbills describing racial problems in the Eugene area at Mac Court before the speech. These people will also give out COKE buttons and black arm bands. The bands are sym bolic of the Birmingham. Ala , church bombing in which four Negro girls died last year. Student CORE leaders indicat ed Saturday that they felt that there was no real reason to fear a violent reaction to their activi ties 1 inne indicated that there might be some hostility but doubted that it would reach phys ical proportions Finne told the group. 'There; probably won’t be any physical violence, but you can rest as sured there will be come verbal hostility.” Clyde DeBerry, a graduate student in phychology at the U»i-! versity and a student of tech nique's of non-violent demonstra- j tions, stated Any opposition you I will get will be from the far right elements.” DeBerry stated the non-violent policy as "Remember, if there is antagonism directed toward you, j the main thing is to hate the op- 1 pression, but not the oppressor.” j Want to really get results?— Building Code, the walls mu«? he \ made four-hour fire-resistive &rut of incombustible construction. Building ‘Dangerous’ Barkpr stated . . the WilV cox Building is a dangerous build ing within the meaning of Set lion 1136 of the Eugene City Code, and section 203 A of the Uniform Building Code, whicn .s » part of the City Code.” Section 203 tb> of the Uni* rorm Building Code allows the mmmand to be made to demote h :he building. The razing must be started by F>r 3 and finished within 0 (Jays afterwards. Occupants of the Willcc.' Budding must vacate immediar : \j affording to the letter. directive Xot Studied Her.son commented that any < *> cisjon vould be made by the Boa-d of Directors, b’.it they have no* had a chance to study tto directive He caid that their C-: (hh>t.: we uM be reached and •' based .n the near future. Vie Sahin, head of the “Sa A' the f-.de campaign, was n* t avaiiabie for comment. 652 East Broadway Restaurant (6 blocks from Campus) Pancake Try Our Specialty Pancakes French. Swedish, Palestine and many others Also Sandwiches Salads Steak? Chicken Seafood Open 6 CO a rn tint!} 9 (A p rn. Inventory Clearance SALE EVERY SUIT, SPORT COAT, SLACK SWEATER, rain coat, top coot, robe, sport shirt, jacket, ond hot in the store is Reduced 10%, 20% & 30% 4 f liisiT SPORT SHIRTS A WIDE SELECTION 288 I » Three Special Racks of Famous BRAND SUITS Regularly priced to $140 Regularly priced to $80 $66 $33 FAMOUS DAKS SLACKS in discontinued numbers only $1488 On the Campus' 860 13th Avenue East SlIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllHIIllllllllllllllillllllllllllllHIIIIIIIHIIIllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllltllHHIlBIWIIIIilllllilllllllllllilllllllllllllllHIIItlllliilHilHIIIllinillllllllllllilllllllllltlllllHiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllJJIIIIIlWHWii'hiK:' ;i • v... . hi) i.ijtin ■ iimtm nitMimiitimtmmniiiiiiiiiiiiimiiniiii I 1 'Nfl’i1 '"'tMMItMWltWfW W
