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Paee t, Eueene Register-Guard, Eugene. Ore.. Monday. Oct. 81. 1946 Turks Maintain Right lo Straits ANKARA (U.R Turkey re jected Soviet efforts to conduct bilateral negotiations on the Dar danelles Monday and proposed instead an international straits conference of Montreux Conven tion signatories, except Japan, plus the United States. . , A Turkish note to Russia, re plying to recent Soviet proposals, turned down the plan for joint Soviet-Turkish defense of the Dardanelles. It said Turkey con sidered her exchange of views with Russia, as envisaged at Pots dam, was complete. The Turkish government said it felt Soviet fears of aggression against Russia through the straits should be allayed by the fact that United Nations forces would aid the national armies to defeat ag gression from any quarter. Robber Trailed By Witness PORTLAND M5) It was the Innocent bystander (gain, but this time police credited him with capture of Arthur J. Guile mette, 22, within minutes of a Jewelry store robbery. 'Detective C. H. Robertson re ported John V. Smoot was near by Saturday when an armed robber took $450 from the down town store. Smoot tailed the gunman through shopping crowds into a rooming house, then called police. Guilemette was booked on a charge of robbery while armed. Rain Doesn't Dampen Ski Fans' Work Ardor In spite of rain, 12 persons cleared and burned brush in the Upper Willamette Ski Area Sun day, Roy Temple reported Mon day. Temple is vice-president of the Upper Willamette Winter Sports Assoc. and operator of the ski towt in the Willamette area. A good deal of brush was dis posed of, and another work party has been planned for next Sun day, Temple said. All persons in terested may register for the trip at Hendershott's. Li STUFFY HOSE GOES FRESH AIR FLOWS Two dropi of Pcnetro No Drops in each nostril open cold-donned nasal pamagei, shrink swollen membranes. You breathe easier immed iately. Use only as directed. 25c, 2V times aft much 50c. Gat fanatro Now Drops. 1101 Willamette Phone 43(8 Couple Burn to Death In Oregon Automobile SALOME, Ariz. M) A man and woman burned to death early Monday when flames engulfed their automobile after a collision with a cattle truck, four miles west of here. State Hjghway Patrolman Joe Mulcaire laid an effort was being made to identify the victims through 1946 Oregon license plates on their 1941 Nash. The collision occurred, Mul caire said, when the passenger car attempted to pass a lumber truck, and smashed bead-on into the cattle truck. The truck driver was not injured. New York Vets End Rump Session ALBANY, N. Y. MA dra matic 23-hour seizure of the New York State- Senate chamber by more than 70 World War II vet erans was at an end Monday with the assurance of Governor Thom as E. Dewey that "we are doing everything we know how" to allev iate the housing shortage. The veterans left the Capitol In a defiant mood, threatening to carry their demands for an $800, 000,000 housing program into every section of the state. -53 -W - Qj COW B-O Y SONC Holding eandy and flag, 4-year-old Barbara Corleh listens to cowboy sinter Gene Antry m h entertains at BeUavoo Hospital, New York. Hawaii's 502,000. total population is KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES XtB HAN'S SHOP Byrom & Kneelind IZ but 10th Zemacol Guaranteed Relief From Poison Oak Penny Wise Drug 40 E. Broadway 769 W. 6th C J i ft it Shit BIACLI FAMILY-. Son, mother and gran dm it arrive lo compete In beagle field trials at West Chester, Pa, They are Blazer (left), ton of Jane (center), daughter of Babe (right). The dog are owned by William Fitzgerald. Jr or West Chester. DowrJones , Dow Jones closing bond aver ages: 40 bonds, 102.88, off 0.08. 10 higher grade rails, 110.05. off 0.01. 10 second grade rails, 89.60, off 0.15. 10 public utilities, 106.95, up 0.01. 10 industrials, 103.75, off 0.15. Woman Dies of Hurts Suffered in Accident It's.,. the pure culture 7east m not It's... the carefully selected malt and hop? It's... our 3 generations of "brewing skilJ It's all these things.... but above all- L"in m wsar- 4 . It is widely recognized Tsy scientists and master brew ers that one of the most im portant factors ia making good heer is the natural brewing properties in the water itself. Our suites ranean spring water at Tumwater (Olympia) is a faultless brewing water producing Olympia-f amous for rare flavor and luality. 7A the Water 1946 marks the fiftieth (Golden) Anniversary of 01ympia-"Amer-ica's Original Light Table Beer." OWMWA MEWING COMPANY Olympic, Woh., U.S. A. Ski Patrol to Meet Tuesday at Center The Willamette Ski Patrol will have its first meetine of the fall Miss Eunice Willis, 27, of 749 Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Eu gene community center, 1076 Willamette St., President Tony Vogel said Monday. AU regular members of the patrol are asked to attend, as well as skiers interested in learning first aid and doing ski patrol work this season. Gene McMurphy will I teach the first aid classes. 13th Ave. E., died Sunday evening at Sacred Heart Hospital from complications arising from injuries she received in an auto accident near Marcola . Thursday evening. Her physician could not be' reach ed Monday for a statement on her death. The accident occurred wheni Miss Willis was riding with Don ald C. Wise, Eugene. The auto struck a hole in the road and was thrown against a tree. Among survivors are Miss Wil lis' mother, Mrs. Jesse Willis, Eu gene; three brothers, Bill, of Eu gene, Bud, of Oklahoma, and Bob, of Honolulu; and a sister, Mrs. Bryan Howerton, of 1085 18th Ave., W., Eugene. The complete obituary and fun eral notices will be released later by Poole-Larsen Mortuary. More than half of the proved oil reserves of the United States are concentrated in Texas. Anti-American Stories. Quashed in China PEIPING op) peipmg news paper publishers were ordered by the government Monday to atop printing anti-American stories. "Generalissimo Chiang Kai- Shek needs the United States," the Ministry of Information told pub lishers. "China cannot afford to antagonize the Americans at this time." Peiplng newspapers have been giving prominent play to ami' American news, particularly stories on traffic accidents involv ing U. S. military vehicles and Chinese. One paper recently commented on an accident involving the death of a Chinese: "American vehicles have been brought 10,000 miles to China for no other purpose than to kill Chinese coolies." The order came at the peak of the Communist Party's "U. S. Army Quit China Week" cam paign. Shaw Scoffs at Idea Goering Cheated Justice LONDON W) George Ber nard Shaw asserted Monday that any assumption that Hermann Goering s suicide was in any sense a defeat for the victorious powers must be classed "among the inani ties that war always produces. "Had the matter been in my hands," Shaw said in a letter to the Times, "I should have supplied all the condemned men with liberal supply of morphia tablets and given them every opportunity of sparing us the disgusting job of hanging them." When Kidneys VorkTooOflen Art you nbarrMwd intf ineonvtolene by too frequent elimination durlot th dty or night? Thin symptom tn well isflmartlnf PitMfM, Bmctiche, Let Ptlna, Nirvoumeu,. Rheumatic pains and Swollen Ankles may b dua to non-orfanlc and non-gyitemta Kidney and Bladder troubles. 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Verrey were in Sacred Heart Hospital Monday morning after their car overturned three times a halt mile fom Cottage Grove on High way 88. Hospital attendants said Mrs. Verney appeared to ha've a frac tured pelvis and a shoulder injury. but that these were only surface indications of her possible condi tion. Her husband, was admitted in a dazed condition, and was also being checked by physicians. Struck By Car Mrs. Nelle Murphy, 64, and William F. Bore, 68, both of 461 Ninth Ave, W, in Eugene, ware treated for cuts and bruises after being struck by a car at Broad- way and Willamette sts..- about midnight Saturday. City police who investigated said the couple stepped off the curb as the. light turned green, and that they did not see the car. The driver, John Lornien, 932 Seventh Ave. W., was not held. . Wesley Hansen and Mrs. Wil- mot were treated at Eugene Hos pital for cuts and bruises on their legs after , Hansen's car collided with another driven by Robert Lee Bittick of McMinnville. The collision, which resulted in arrest of Bittick on stop sign charges, occurred at Seventh and Blair late Sunday morning. Others Listed Other weekend accidents which. caused vehicle damage but no in juries were as follows: At Broadway and Willamette Sts., 11:05 p.m. Saturday, a three car collision involved cars driven by Hank Halpern, River Road; Wendal Grey, Portland; and Har old D. Miller, Eugene. At Thirteenth and Olive Sts., 11 p.m. Saturday, Harold W. Keefer; 121 Hansen Lane, report ed his car was struck and dam aged slightly by a hit-run driver. Nineteenth and Hilyard Sts., 9:30 p.m. Sunday, Donald Har- wood, 687 Wood St., and Arthur Dunning, 1341 Twenty-first Ave. E. Springfield Accidents - At Sixth and Main Sts., Spring field, Saturday, night, Maxine Zumwalt, Vancouver, Wash., and a vehicle operated by an unknown driver, damage believed slight. At Fifth and Main Sts., Spring field, Springfield, James E. Fouts, Springfield, and Richard Earl La- Franchl, ( damage, $150. CHIEF LOSES OVERCOAT SPOKANE (P) Pollemen here are trying extra hard to locate an overcoat reported missing after a meeting of the Northwest Invest!- gatorls Assoc. It belongs to Police Chief Gerald Swarthout. H I R O Gen. Jonathan M. Walnwrlght, hero of Corretldor. - smiles - after veterans honored him at Starke, Fla. lU COLDS STRIKE Modem Way Brings Grand Comfort I Whn discomforts of colds make chil dren feel so miserable, many young mothers now rub on PENETRO for quick-acting relief. so dau and white, bo plusant to use end so effective PENETRO'8 modern-type, medicated vapors releate at one to soothe irritated approved mnttoni suet feature; and set antifio medioation rubs ia to help break op the local oongaation and relieve mus cularsornieeeofcolds. PENBTROAeuM en working for hours, encourages restful sleep. 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